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I am a moron

Crooked Jack · 2012-05-10 09:06:14

I know nothing about cars. One of my wipers has lost the rubber bit altogether. Is a new wiper something you buy and put on yourself or do i have to leave it in somewhere. Where would I get a wiper and how much should one cost. I saw one for a few quid but i dont want to get a ****ty knock off one if it's going to be…

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Crooked Jack

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I know nothing about cars. One of my wipers has lost the rubber bit altogether. Is a new wiper something you buy and put on yourself or do i have to leave it in somewhere. Where would I get a wiper and how much should one cost. I saw one for a few quid but i dont want to get a ****ty knock off one if it's going to be useless. Also, is it handy enough to attach (bearing in mind I am a moron.)

Any help would be greatly appreciated. many thanks.

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#2 10-05-2012 9:18am

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Its just something you go into a motor factors and buy. Just tell them the make and model of your car and they should have it in stock. Also to a fella in the know it'll only take a minute to change so most motor factors won't mind putting it on for you (my local motor factors don't charge like Halfords for doing this!)

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#3 10-05-2012 4:14pm

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This will cover everything you need to know.

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#4 11-05-2012 7:14am

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Thank you very much folks. Much appreciated.

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