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Old 21-02-14, 10:52 AM   #1
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45 and 50 centimeters IIRC (so 18 and 20 inches I reckon)
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Old 21-02-14, 11:09 AM   #2
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I go 22/20 for bigger swept area with no problems
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Old 23-02-14, 08:13 PM   #3
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I go 22/20 for bigger swept area with no problems
I got 20/22 but they hit the window seal and if I switch them around it also hits the plastic on the other side when on full wiper setting.

Sure yours are 20/22
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I got 20/22 but they hit the window seal and if I switch them around it also hits the plastic on the other side when on full wiper setting.

Sure yours are 20/22
Yep but it only seems to hit on full speed
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Old 21-02-14, 09:23 PM   #5
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Great stuff , thanks..

Whats the best product to use to stick back the rear wheel arch trim , its hanging loose from the top.
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Old 22-02-14, 06:34 AM   #6
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Sikaflex 221 or Tigerseal work ok.
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Old 23-02-14, 06:51 PM   #7
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Right so did some work on the car but the tube i said was the washer bottle is actually the power steering tube.

Its currently running under the drive shaft , wouldn't know the correct place it should run
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Not sure, I could take a picture tomorrow, is the pas reservoir in the same place on a lhd.
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The best pic I've got at the moment.

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Yea same place , its not the top connectors ..

I goes into left hand side of the bumper and comes back round on itself :

http://www.rimmerbros.co.uk/ItemImag...GRID003698.gif

The tube where NO 8 is is where it comes from the then connects to the steering rack..

If i can i'll get a picture if it stays light long enough when i arrive home.
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