Password JDM rear wiper delete
06-05-13, 05:58 PM
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Password JDM rear wiper delete
I know this has been asked a few times so here it is.
It will work with a mix of there supplied rubber gaskets, stock rubber gaskets, and a little modding them.
I havent tested for leaks yet but im pretty confident it wont.
I have Password JDMs "V.2" version 2 made for RSXs I think. There "V.2" is made for the hole in the glass as opposed to the version 1 made for the hole in the metal/body.
It will work with a mix of there supplied rubber gaskets, stock rubber gaskets, and a little modding them.
I havent tested for leaks yet but im pretty confident it wont.
I have Password JDMs "V.2" version 2 made for RSXs I think. There "V.2" is made for the hole in the glass as opposed to the version 1 made for the hole in the metal/body.
06-06-13, 11:06 AM
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I just used an OEM rubber undercarriage grommet from somewhere under the carpet I imagine. I had a parts car about 8 years ago that I literally took every bolt, grommet etc off of and stored them in containers. They work well for deleting antennas too.
for different folks...
06-06-13, 09:05 PM
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I would say 7/8 ID and the outside of the plug was about 1 1/8 diameter thatt sits flush with the glass
06-07-13, 09:29 PM
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Password "Oh ****. Now I can't see behind me in the rain!"
I did this on my hyundai tiburon and the rear wiper ended up back on. Now I have a 626 for a daily driver and not having a wiper on that seriously drives me nuts! It does look good though. Just a pain in the *** with the rain. I think every car should be required to have a rear wiper.
I did this on my hyundai tiburon and the rear wiper ended up back on. Now I have a 626 for a daily driver and not having a wiper on that seriously drives me nuts! It does look good though. Just a pain in the *** with the rain. I think every car should be required to have a rear wiper.
06-08-13, 08:55 AM
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i dont have a back wiper and i dont have any problem to see behind when it rains, i put the rear defrost on ON, and it take 5-10min and no more water on my rear window 
and i use RainX, it help to
and i use RainX, it help to
06-08-13, 09:49 AM
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I wanted the rear wiper primarily for snow, not rain.
But this is all irrelevant to the thread, isn't it?
I do think that $30 to plug a hole is bit absurd, there are obviously much cheaper options available that would work just as well.
I thought their website description was pretty humorous...didn't realize that hole plug theft was such a widespread issue.
But this is all irrelevant to the thread, isn't it?
I do think that $30 to plug a hole is bit absurd, there are obviously much cheaper options available that would work just as well.
I thought their website description was pretty humorous...didn't realize that hole plug theft was such a widespread issue.
06-10-13, 01:46 AM
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Lol yup. My boy got it from a GM dealer where he used to work. I don't even know what they used it for.
Just to put this out there I didn't pay $30 bucks for the plug. Someone here locally sold it to me for $15. 30 is a little ridiculous. I know a random plug and some rtv of some kind would of worked and still been cheaper. This isn't a daily driver so that's why I didnt mind deleting the wiper, **** I took off the front wipers just because I think it looks cleaner. I know I wasn't beeing flamed and you guys were just adding other options of covering the wiper hole.
I'm even going to do this on my daily, I don't use the rear wiper anyway and I don't have problems seeing in the rain.
Just to put this out there I didn't pay $30 bucks for the plug. Someone here locally sold it to me for $15. 30 is a little ridiculous. I know a random plug and some rtv of some kind would of worked and still been cheaper. This isn't a daily driver so that's why I didnt mind deleting the wiper, **** I took off the front wipers just because I think it looks cleaner. I know I wasn't beeing flamed and you guys were just adding other options of covering the wiper hole.
I'm even going to do this on my daily, I don't use the rear wiper anyway and I don't have problems seeing in the rain.
07-06-13, 10:21 PM
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Pop the cap and the passenger can put the gun barrel out the rear hatch and not Blow the glass out in a Chase!!!..
over all, 15 bucks well spent!...lol!
I got a heated hatch for $40 bucks..I'm hoping to "overclock it",so I can fry chicken.
over all, 15 bucks well spent!...lol!
I got a heated hatch for $40 bucks..I'm hoping to "overclock it",so I can fry chicken.
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