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Windscreen wiper motor assembly advice please
Hi guys, before I complain to an ebayer, need to check my theory! I bought a used windscreen wiper assembly off of ebay, like the one pictured below, however on arrival, and like the one I removed, it doesn't even move by hand?
Now am I wrong or should this be possible? Or is the motor really that powerful? http://i.ebayimg.com/t/VAUXHALL-CORS...sBw~~60_12.JPG Cheers for any answers. Ian |
Re: Windscreen wiper motor assembly advice please
yes, most likely high gearing.
I cant turn my leccy screwdriver tip round by hand, same reason |
Re: Windscreen wiper motor assembly advice please
From memory from my time working at Honda they don't. Maybe your old one does due to a fault.
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Re: Windscreen wiper motor assembly advice please
You can't turn the them by hand usually - there's a lot of reduction between the motor pinion and the quadrant.
If possible take the cover off the motor pinion and turn it by hand. |
Re: Windscreen wiper motor assembly advice please
If you find a nearby car (not your own) and try to use the wiper blade to turn the motor you'll find that the wiper blade just bends and breaks, the motor wont turn, and that you're now wanted for vandalism.
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Re: Windscreen wiper motor assembly advice please
Cheers guys. The mounting was so corroded it fell off during transit anyway. Just wondered if there were any more issues to add to my woes haha
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Re: Windscreen wiper motor assembly advice please
http://auto.howstuffworks.com/wiper1.htm
Use of worm gear will mean you will be unable to turn the motor. Unlike with ordinary gear trains, the direction of transmission (input shaft vs output shaft) is not reversible when using large reduction ratios, due to the greater friction involved between the worm and worm-wheel, when usually a single start (one spiral) worm is used. This can be an advantage when it is desired to eliminate any possibility of the output driving the input. Hope this helps to explain. |
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We need at least a picture of the rotter.
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