who's done this to their MK3? I'm Considering it, but is it easy to get the plastics Off in the boot to get the motor out?
I drive a van daily for work so id be more inclined to delete my rear wiper too as i dont look out the rear window of my carI find the unswept part of my rear screen gets filthy this time of year, so have never really understood why anyone would want to remove the rear wiper and have to rely on just their door mirrors to see what’s happening behind their car. I for one would really miss not having a clear view through my rear screen. Just my opinion though.
Maybe I’m just too old and set in my ways.............
My last 2 cars didn't have rear wipers fitted from factory, and over the past 4 years of owning them, I can't ever say I wish I had a rear wiper and I felt I didn't know what was happening behind me. I clean the car regularly and there's products you can use which help keep the window cleaner for longer. To me, the car would have to be exceptionally dirty to not see?I find the unswept part of my rear screen gets filthy this time of year, so have never really understood why anyone would want to remove the rear wiper and have to rely on just their door mirrors to see what’s happening behind their car. I for one would really miss not having a clear view through my rear screen. Just my opinion though.
Maybe I’m just too old and set in my ways.............
Yeah I went from a cupra 290 to a 68 plate s4 saloon, thought I'd get annoyed not having a rear wiper, but due to the boot it hardly ever gets any dirt on itIt's usually saloons that don't have rear wipers as they don't have so much muck sprayed onto the window, I don't know of any modern hatchback or estate car that doesn't have a rear wiper from factory.
And some don't look out the front windsreen all the time either.Yes I've noticed that on lots of vans that they don't look out of the rear window (or mirrors) LOL.
I read the title and wondered WTF, how do you get by without front wipers, especially in winter, now I see it doesn't quite mean what is says.