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Vauxhall corsa c 2001 Front windscreen wipers do not work?
corsa c window wipers working but parking in uprite positin any ideas
What is the Difference between 73 beetle and 73 super beetle?
The Super Beetles started in '71 or '72 and and the main differences are they are a little bit longer and they went to a Strut front suspension. They also went to a curved windshield in '74 or '75. I'm not sure when the standards did. But in "general", everything behind the windshield is the same as a standard, so I'm told. But every year VW made slight changes to them both so some things will fit others and some things won't. The curved windshield on a super beetle started in '73 and had a larger plastic dashboard. Another way you can tell a beetle from a super beetle is the standard beetle's spare tire sits uprite in the front of trunk while the super lays flat on bottom of trunk.
What if your windshield wipers on your 98 crown vic stay in the uprite position when turned off?
If your windshield wipers stay in the up position when you turn them off it is because the wiper motor has lost its lubrication. Simply take the wiper motor plastic cover off and spray some wd40 or a silicone spray libricant onto the spring and gears and then turn the wipers on and let them run for 20 seconds or so to work the lube in. Once you turn the wipers off the motor which lowers the blades then the motor actually will rotate backwards to set the blade in the rest position will be free to move. Once you do this I would suggest putting a real grease on them. Just spread the grease around the spring and shove a liberal amount down onto the gears to permanently replace the wd40 or silicone spray you used which was only a temporary fix. This also not only works on the vics but also any other vehicle especially the Chevy ventures and Montana familys which are known for poor lubrication in the wiper motors. Hope this helps.
Where is the founder in a horses body?
horse founder (a.k.a Lamininits) is when the sensitive and insensitive laminae in the hoof begin to separate. a very painful condition that can be described as acute or chronic. it can be caused by a large intake of carbohydrates such as a large amount of grain or long lush pasture grass as well as long repeated concussion on hard surfaces such as cement or hard packed gravel.
