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Access to rear wiper switch

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Performed · outcome unconfirmed · Original poster

I'd already checked your book!

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I'd already checked your book!

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quick question... My rear-wiper switch has become detatched from the dash and is hovering loose just behind where it should be. Any recommendations for the best way to get to it so I can push it back - assuming, hopefully, that it has just come unclipped rather than broken? I was wondering whether removing the air-con control panel would give access to the switches? Thanks, Martin.

POST 2Original post

You just have to unclip the panel containing the 3 switches. Get a butter knife (or similar blunt instrument) under the bottom edge of the switch panel, and lever it away from the dash.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Perfect, thanks for your speedy reply... I'd already checked your book! Hope the Cayman is going well... P.S. have just p/ex'd our 10 year old Golf 130 TDI for a nearly new BMW 120d Sport... might have to change to 'Diesel184' now!

POST 4Original post

I've just bought a 118d for my daughter. £30 a year road tax!! Really nice little car, although I find that all small cars are getting bigger and bigger.

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