Yes they are, bit of a nightmare really.When you say a long needlework pin how long are you talking about ?Jules said:Had to adjust mine after my windscreen replacement.... Used a long needlework pin - they are a bit concealed, aren't they!
HiTurn the car off, remove the key and hold the wiper lever in the down positionDa2922 said:Thank you, i tried turning the car off with the wipers on but they reset theirself
it's about 5cm long - about the thickness of a normal pin!Del said:Yes they are, bit of a nightmare really.When you say a long needlework pin how long are you talking about ?Jules said:Had to adjust mine after my windscreen replacement.... Used a long needlework pin - they are a bit concealed, aren't they!
Yes please Yorky. I gave up! Tried a magnifying mirror resting on the scuttle but couldn't tell my reft from my light. Went into Poole Audi and they reset them all for me about 10 days ago. However, one has started to wander already.Yorky said:There is a special "Draper" produced tool I have one someone on in the forum has the details! I will look back and see if I can dig the details up
I can't quite understand why this is but whenever I've been held up by a gaggle (or is it a sanctimoniousness?) of lycra clad cyclists I find I have to clean my windscreen as I pass them, sometimes the headlights have to be washed tooHowler said:the right hand 1 of the 3 was doing the "get a passing cyclist" trick.
Thanks BB, got one on orderBoxbrownie said:Funnily enough I finally gave in and adjusted my "cyclist sprayer" two days ago......yes it is a bit tricky with the jest tucked well under the rear of the hood, but using the Draper tool made it a little easier, certainly than trying to use a needle. Got mine from this seller, very fast post and the genuine article.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Draper-WNT-Expert-Vehicle-Washer-Jet-Cleaning-Tool-/351984637807?hash=item51f3eb576f:g:bIwAAOSwrhBZCB7F