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| RRUK Member Since: 08 Jun 2007 Location: UK Posts: 3295
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You're Welcome.
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| adara Member Since: 09 Dec 2008 Location: Eastern Europe Posts: 220
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It can be fixed! The plastic piece where the tube is connected can be removed and inside theres a 10x16x4 simmerring that costs less than 1euro and that can be replaced. Then the plastic support that originally was thermally fitted can be simply attached with 4 screws. This way one can change the simmerring anytime. If needed I can post pictures. |
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| RRUK Member Since: 08 Jun 2007 Location: UK Posts: 3295
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If you could that would help because personally I don't understand the word 'simmering' in this context, could you explain that some more? THE INVENTOR OF THE TERM "FULL-FAT RANGE ROVER" :
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| Vogue Member Since: 31 Jan 2008 Location: The Highlands Posts: 1734 |
perhaps its a shim ring?? |
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| adara Member Since: 09 Dec 2008 Location: Eastern Europe Posts: 220
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Maybe I haven't got the english name right, a simmerring is a rubber radial joint with a spring in it that allows rotation while insulating, here's a picture: |
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| delsilencio Member Since: 08 Apr 2009 Location: toulouse Posts: 109
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..and thatīs the inner view of what happens when inner seal ring is not longer leak-proof and why wiper stops working....(not much difference to old Lucas wiper motors from the 50s, but this wiper motor is from 2003)
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| adara Member Since: 09 Dec 2008 Location: Eastern Europe Posts: 220
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Here's the motor with the new 1EUR seal ring and 4 screws holding the plastic piece. No more leaks!
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| RRUK Member Since: 08 Jun 2007 Location: UK Posts: 3295
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Yet another satisfied customer |
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| delsilencio Member Since: 08 Apr 2009 Location: toulouse Posts: 109
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adara, which seal ring do you mean?
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| adara Member Since: 09 Dec 2008 Location: Eastern Europe Posts: 220
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The seal ring is inside the plastic piece here:
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| elpeede Member Since: 09 Mar 2010 Location: Staffordshire Posts: 700
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I have yet to do this repair however I will be going down a different route but thought I would share it here.
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| bristols Member Since: 14 Jun 2010 Location: California Posts: 1
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Hello from California - extremely useful info, thnx, have to tackle my rear wash/wipe next week and now know what to expect |
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| markdotreed Member Since: 05 Sep 2011 Location: Ropley Posts: 64
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After a quick search this was of great help and made a job that I thought would be hours a 20 minute breeze.
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| WAZZY786 Member Since: 26 Nov 2011 Location: NEWCASTLE Posts: 12
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Hi guys has anyone found the cheapest place to use for buying the motor? Mine's gone - leaking into the rear trim |
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