Re: Wiper question

[John Lagnese <jlagnese@cybertours.com>]

Sounds like a job for a 10mm tool. Just tighten the nut holding the wiper
down.
John

Timothy A Reed wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> A few weeks ago, I mentioned that a car wash attendant had lifted my
> wiper up on the windshield and it had returned back to the left side of
> the windshield.  Given the responses I received at the time, I didn't
> think much of it and assumed that it would return to normal the next time
> I used my wiper.  Today, I needed to clear some condensation off my
> windshield.  I flipped the switch and nothing happened; the wiper simply
> did not move.  I moved the wiper up onto the windshield and still
> nothing.  I manually moved the wiper back to the right side of the
> windshield.  This time after several minutes, it went half way and
> intermittantly tried to move but couldn't for some reason.  After driving
> like this for a while, I put it back on the left.  It now intermittantly
> tries to move but cannot.  Has anyone else had this problem?  Might this
> be an easy fix?  Should I seek legal counsel?
> Thanks.
>
> -Timothy A. Reed, Esq.
> t.a.reed.esq@juno.com
> Never be lacking in zeal, but keep your spiritual fervor, serving the
> Lord.
> Romans 12:11
>
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