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kevinf



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Wiper fault
Hi folks
I know this topic as been posted before but does anybody know if the wiper motor park switch is available separately and if so the part no, or do I have to buy a wiper motor, my vehicle is a 2002 td5 on which the wipers won't park and I have confirmed that the fault is at the wiper motor

Cheers Kevin
Post #325504 22nd Apr 2014 9:40pm
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jimbob7



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£25 (ish) from Landrover dealer,as usual genuine parts are best. Pov.spec,ftw. 2006, 110,TD5.

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Post #325507 22nd Apr 2014 9:44pm
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mk1collector



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England 2004 Defender 110 Td5 CSW Bonatti Grey
You can buy them separately (not sure on part number though) only buy genuine as cheaper ones don't last.
Post #325508 22nd Apr 2014 9:44pm
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grumpy old git



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Examples of prices (no affiliation) 520160 - Switch Park Wiper Motor



Definitely avoid the blue boxes, I replaced the one on our Tdi and had to repair it before I fitted it!
Post #325529 23rd Apr 2014 6:19am
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kevinf



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Thanks for the replies
I had got to that white block on the wiper motor but after much tugging and pulling couldn't get it to move and didn't want to keep trying and damage a otherwise functional wiper motor now I can attack it with more confidence


Cheers kevin
Post #325531 23rd Apr 2014 6:40am
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grumpy old git



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They take a bit of wiggling to get off, the spring clip locates in a slot and all will become clear once you've got it off Thumbs Up
Post #325535 23rd Apr 2014 6:48am
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blackwolf



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The photo above actually is really good for showing how the switch is retained.

The two small pegs you can just make out in the photo locate the switch, and the spring clip holds the switch in place (and the pegs in their holes). To remove, pull the switch very slightly away from the motor to free the pegs, then slide it sideways to release the clip.

The first time I changed one it took me longer to get the damn thing off the motor than it did to strip the dash apart to access the motor!
Post #325545 23rd Apr 2014 8:16am
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kevinf



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part ordered from local main dealer, as mentioned earlier £26 ish plus vat.

any body want a genuine lucas wiper stalk switch as supplied by paddocks only plug into wiring loom once only to discover i'd got it wrong Embarassed

cheers kevin
Post #325558 23rd Apr 2014 9:11am
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kevinf



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park switch arrived and fitted all faults cured

thanks for all the help! Very Happy


cheers kevin
Post #325807 24th Apr 2014 11:29am
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