19-10-2019, 11:47 PM
(This post was last modified: 21-10-2019, 04:19 PM by Frank Stoll.)
Hello again,
after more than eight weeks I managed to get my vacuum wiper into the best condition possible. I stripped of the old paint, polished the cylinders inside and outside, repainted them, fitted my new seals and.... it runs without interruptions and really fast.
All the experience and my knowledge was put into a pdf-file and a video that - at least that's what I hope - will help others to be as successful as I was with my wiper motor. It cannot be guaranteed that this description is complete, correct and leads to a successful restoration of the wiper motor. There is no liability for damages or injuries. Please mind the instructions of tools, materials and substances used in the process of restoration.
Hope you enjoy my work
The PDF-File
![[Image: Manual_Lucas_Wiper_Motor_056.jpg]](https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-HtPtiEAy-6c/XauMpfU0YjI/AAAAAAAABnM/8XS1rMlXjmslUqYb02dNOHV1uPQrwYhtgCKgBGAsYHg/s800/Manual_Lucas_Wiper_Motor_056.jpg)
Link to PDF-file
after more than eight weeks I managed to get my vacuum wiper into the best condition possible. I stripped of the old paint, polished the cylinders inside and outside, repainted them, fitted my new seals and.... it runs without interruptions and really fast.
All the experience and my knowledge was put into a pdf-file and a video that - at least that's what I hope - will help others to be as successful as I was with my wiper motor. It cannot be guaranteed that this description is complete, correct and leads to a successful restoration of the wiper motor. There is no liability for damages or injuries. Please mind the instructions of tools, materials and substances used in the process of restoration.
Hope you enjoy my work
The PDF-File
Link to PDF-file
Kind regards
Frank