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Depends how you do it. If you want to modify your own linkage, just lengthen the arm on the motor by 10mm and that'll get you a good side to side sweep.
The next easiest way is to get a set up from a MK1 Scirocco.
Depends how you do it. If you want to modify your own linkage, just lengthen the arm on the motor by 10mm and that'll get you a good side to side sweep.
The next easiest way is to get a set up from a MK1 Scirocco.
ive contemplated the change, but if you do you are left with a whole where the second wiper was, which would involve a bog job and some paint, too much effort (unless you were respraying car anyway)
The mech. is from a Mk2 16v Scirocco, not a Mk1. I wouldn't recommend it for a car that's regularly driven in the rain. The joint doesn't have a "swivel" like a Mercedes mechanism so doesn't work as well.
A few companies make a conversion like Venom and Bonrath. You pay for it, though
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Mk1 Scirocco linkage will fit into Mk1, but good luck finding one.
I did a conversion on a Mk1 Polo in the UK, by using a Fiat Uno wiper motor, those cars have one wiper stock.
It had a mad touring car look and you could leave it parked up the middle of the screen which looked hot, it was a 90s thing
It was a right bugger in the rain though, like driving an early Mk2 before they swopped the wipers over.
Somewhere in the shed I have a home made jobbie which someone has made to fit a Mk1, I dont want much for it anyone cares.
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Just find some steel bar the same section as the arm on the wiper motor. Cut the arm with a hacksaw and weld a 100mm section of the bar in the gap. Fit the linkage back in the car having drilled a new hole. The free end of the linkage will need supporting, I used a short piece of angle iron to do that.
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