How to Adjust the Position of the Wiper Linkage Rod?

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JuneMarie
07/29/25 6:38pm
Remove the wiper. Then turn on the wiper switch to the first gear or push it up once, allowing the wiper to run automatically and return to its original position. After it returns to the original position, reinstall the wiper.
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