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thought about it, but then decided against it when i realized how much dust and grime builds up on the window back there lolAnyone here done this yet? I know it's pretty easy to do. Remove motor/drive shaft assembly, and plug resultant hole with grommet that lays flush with glass (for appearance purposes).
I will probably do this, although might regret it when the snow hits.
This is one reason I wish I had a hatch my window is brown from dustthought about it, but then decided against it when i realized how much dust and grime builds up on the window back there lol
See i don't care about things like that. I believe in sort of the old school way of taking care of cars, they are high maintenance and i like that. Not a big effort to just wash the window manually.thought about it, but then decided against it when i realized how much dust and grime builds up on the window back there lol
Im have a NOTESeibon Carbon Fiber hatch: SEIBON® TL0708NSVER - Nissan Versa 2007-2010 OEM-Style Carbon Fiber Trunk Lid
believe me, i am the same way...i just dont like the idea of hacking OEM equipment off of any car, modifying the original equipment yes, taking it out completely, noSee i don't care about things like that. I believe in sort of the old school way of taking care of cars, they are high maintenance and i like that. Not a big effort to just wash the window manually.
Most people think of vehicles nowadays as appliances, they never open the hood, never wash them, never do anything on them until it breaks.
thinking back on it though, having that wiper there helped alot a few weeks back when i was travelling and went through a severe downpour, one where i could barely see out the back window and in that instance the rear wiper came in handyIt's a completely reversible mod, like 4 bolts and a connector, including the wiper arm bolt.