Deleted the Wiper
#47
Instructor
This pic is making me re-think my janky zip-tie solution. No wiper looks so clean . . . When I had my NSX, I removed my front wipers and just Rain-X'ed, I never drove it in the rain, so it wasn't an issue . . . silly mod, but I like both of these-- KH
#48
RL Community Team
Rennlist Member
Rennlist Member
I'm also a big Rain-X fan. I drive my 996 Turbo in the rain, and rarely use the wipers. Certainly at Interstate speeds, I find no need for wipers, as the water rolls right off with the Rain-X applied.
#49
$79 for that!?
Buy 1" diameter plastic plug at hardware store for less than a buck. I had mine painted when bumper was getting re sprayed, but would imagine you can find touch up paint in a can.
Buy 1" diameter plastic plug at hardware store for less than a buck. I had mine painted when bumper was getting re sprayed, but would imagine you can find touch up paint in a can.
#50
RL Community Team
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Rennlist Member
I have no idea what I paid for my wiper delete plug, as I've had it for a long time. If I were just now pulling the rear wiper, I'd pay $79 for the plug without batting an eye.
Can you post up a picture of your installed plug?
Can you post up a picture of your installed plug?
#53
#54
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I'll have to check next weekend to see if my spare one of these plugs works. Made a couple for my Audi and Corrado. Use a o-ring and nut to secure them. Should have some time next weekend to pull the wiper arm and motor out to check and see if it does fit.
#57
Deleted the Wiper
Originally Posted by Dock
I applied a small bead all the way around the plug where its surface contacts the body of the car.
I assume the silicone can be removed without damaging the car's paint, but I have not ever had a reason to remove the plug, so I can't speak from direct experience.
I assume the silicone can be removed without damaging the car's paint, but I have not ever had a reason to remove the plug, so I can't speak from direct experience.