This link is not working...

http://itr.wilkerstaff.com/rearwiperremoval.html

Is there an alternative...?

I just got my parts... and I wanted to look at the page before starting..

Help please....

 

I think I have the link at home. I'll post it when I get off work in about 45min.

 

Sorry, no pictures!
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Coming from the GS-R sedan, and having pored over Matt's Type R thoroughly before getting my own, the dealer understood that I knew more about the car than he ever would, so when I took posession he said "When they send you that survey just tell them that I told you where everything is". Naturally, everything was quite familiar, except for an extra switch inboard of the wiper switch on the right stalk. I figured that Honda had decided to put a intermittent-wiper timing adjustment on the newer cars, so i started fiddling with it (it was raining when i bought my R)...there were these weird noises, but i didn't notice it doing anything...until i checked the rear view and saw a streak of fluid running down the hatch window. Heh, sedan didn't have that! Anyway, i never really used the damn thing, nor did Matt, and when Mike K from Honda-Tech posted that he had two rear-wiper removal kits (all the necessairy OEM parts), Matt jumped on it and a couple weeks later we had the goods. Hardest part of this is getting the rear plastic interior to pop out, and even more difficult, back in. Just takes some work to get everything to seat right.
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Mike sent a rubber gromet, the metal plug, a bolt, and a beefy washer, along with some wonderful instructions
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<img src="images/s/rearwiperremoval/wiperplugpartnumbers.jpg">
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Part numbers for those of you who want to do what we did. The wiper already has a gromet, so really all you need is a bolt, the plug, and a thicker washer if you don't want to reuse the one on the wiper assembly.
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Get two Type Rs in a dark, hot garage, and a sweaty shirtless freak to do the grunt work :P
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<img src="images/s/rearwiperremoval/popoffwiperarmcover.jpg">
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Pop off the little black cover that hides the wiper arm bolt.
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<img src="images/s/rearwiperremoval/pulloffrearhatchinside.jpg">
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give the inner plastic lining of the hatch a mighty tug.
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<img src="images/s/rearwiperremoval/rearhatchinsideoff.jpg">
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White Type Rs are much easier to photograph in a dark garage. This is your naked hatch.
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<img src="images/s/rearwiperremoval/rearwipermotor.jpg">
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Here's the wiper motor...
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<img src="images/s/rearwiperremoval/rearwipermotorside.jpg">
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...and from the side.
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<img src="images/s/rearwiperremoval/removewiperarm.jpg">
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Take off the wiper arm.
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<img src="images/s/rearwiperremoval/removewipermotor.jpg">
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Undo the bolts that hold in the wiper motor.
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<img src="images/s/rearwiperremoval/unplugwiper.jpg">
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Undo the quick connect that plugs into the motor, and tape the wire down somewhere so it doesn't rattle.
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<img src="images/s/rearwiperremoval/wipergromet.jpg">
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This is the gromet that's already in place, no need to replace it unless it's fux0red.
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<img src="images/s/rearwiperremoval/wiperpluginstalled.jpg">
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put the plug in, and secure it with the bolt.
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<img src="images/s/rearwiperremoval/rearwipergone.jpg">
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My car is filthy, but it's got a much cleaner look!
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<img src="images/s/rearwiperremoval/nomorewipers.jpg">
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Easily worth 5 horsepower. Actually, it does free up a pretty cool switch and a motor....oil-slick anyone?
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<img src="images/s/rearwiperremoval/removedwiperassembly.jpg">
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Take this to your parent's house, because they love storing your random car parts.

 

I've looked around for links to the same process on other sites and this is all I can come up with, but it should work fine. That other site is down now, and I believe that the S&M site is down also, so there's not too much you can do about it. I know it's for a g2, but the rear wiper assembly is very similar so it should give you the general gist of how to do this. Hope this helps you.

http://www.g2ic.com/tegtips/exterior/16.html

 

Yeah, the site is down. I did a quick search for some pics but i couldn't find any. Sorry I couldn't help more.

 

Ya when I was looking everything seemed to be down

I finally found one on like the 15th page of google searching.

Thanks guys

This should probably help the next guy looking to remove his wiper.

The install was pretty painless... I bought the rubber thing from Acura, and I didn't really need it. I guess I can return it, it's unopened.

My ride is lookin' alot cleaner now.. s2000 antenna and no wiper

I guess it's the emblems next!