I know there is a service procedure to change wiper blades etc but is anyone concerned about a over eager parking inspector or pamphlet pusher lifting wiper arm and taking a big chunk of paint off the bonnet.
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All VW's have the same issue. It's not just the new Tiguan that has wipers hitting the bonnet when you lift them.
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Originally posted by Wazza 162 View PostI know there is a service procedure to change wiper blades etc but is anyone concerned about a over eager parking inspector or pamphlet pusher lifting wiper arm and taking a big chunk of paint off the bonnet.
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Originally posted by Rocket36 View PostThe flexible blades mean that's very unlikely.MY18 Tiguan R Line Black-162 Highline TSI
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Originally posted by Rocket36 View PostThe point about the blade is they'll flex enough for something to be put under them without the arm even moving!MY18 Tiguan R Line Black-162 Highline TSI
Drivers Assistance Package - Sunroof - Tow Bar
Ordered July 17 Arrived December 17 Delivery Jan 18
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Hi,
Had my 2021 Tiguan R Line now for 2 years with no issues with the wiper blades/arms. So, some loser decided to play a prank the other day and put my wiper arms up. When I returned to the car to see them in the up position, I immediately remembered this could not be possible as they hit the bonnet and need to put in service mode and wondered how they did it???, they were not broken or bent and no paint scratch on the bonnet.
I carefully lowered them down and they were back on the windscreen, I turned the ignition on, and wipers and they went back to their normal position. Doesn’t appear to be any damage. Long story short, rang the dealer/tech and they said they should be fine as no noise or skipping after testing. Was wondering, has anyone had a similar issue, and if so, how are the wiper arms after being tampered with in this manner?
Thanks
Jim
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