Ok folks, apparently my Google Fu has failed me. After a couple hours searching here and on Google, I can't seem to find where in the hell the wiper motor is hiding on my '03 C4S. I've found a decent tutorial for swapping it but it doesn't give me any clues where it's located. I still don't know if I'm supposed to be looking in the frunk, or (I hope not) under the dash for the stinking thing. I feel perfectly competent in replacing it if I could just FIND IT! Can anyone point me in the right direction? Ollie Ollie oxen free, come out wiper motor... Thanks all, Brian Flanagan
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YOUR RESEARCHWindshield wiper motor replacement?
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Here ya go. GLWR
A hundred and twelve thank-you's to you, Mark I!
Did you get this job completed? I have my motor and assembly out but can't figure out the proper orientation of the mechanism to get the transmission back in.
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