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981 Cayman - Wiper Heigh - Page 1 - Boxster/Cayman - PistonHeads UK

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YOUR RESEARCH981 Cayman - Wiper Heigh - Page 1 - Boxster/Cayman - PistonHeads UK

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Check line the drivers blade leaves

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On a wiper sweep, check the line the drivers blade leaves on its return.

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Check line the drivers blade leaves

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On a wiper sweep, check the line the drivers blade leaves on its return.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I’ve only had my Cayman a few weeks but had to get the windscreen replaced after driving it home in a torrential storm (it cracked). Can someone tell me if the wipers are set at the correct height? I had to take it straight back to Autoglass as the passenger wiper was obviously too high. They checked both and said they’re fine now. I wasn’t familiar enough with the car to be able to tell. I’m aware some peripheral vision of the wiper (from inside) is normal, but not sure how much

POST 2Original post

From the image it's hard to tell for sure but they look to be parked where they should be; if anything a touch lower (especially the driver arm). On a wiper sweep, check the line the drivers blade leaves on its return. It should be parallel to the A pillar. The passenger side blade can't be any lower else it'll be on the cowl.

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