Windshield Wiper Motor With Wiper Motor Control Module, From 06.2008

2012 Audi A3 (8PA) L4-2.0L Turbo (CCTA)SECTION Windshield Wiper Motor With Wiper Motor Control Module, From 06.2008





Windshield Wiper Motor with Wiper Motor Control Module, from 06.2008

Special tools, testers and auxiliary items required

Pry lever (80-200)

Observe notes on contact corrosion. Refer to => [ Contact Corrosion ] Service Precautions.

The Wiper Motor Control Module (J400) is integrated in the windshield wiper motor.

Removing


Danger of damaging the plenum chamber cover.

Coat the transition between the windshield and cowl panel trim - 2 - with some soapy water and carefully pull the cowl panel trim vertically out of the retainer on the windshield beginning at the edge of the window.








- Remove wiper arms. Refer to => [ Windshield Wiper Arms ] Windshield Wiper Arms.

- Remove the spray nozzles - arrow -.

- Push the spray jet with the lines connected through the opening in the plenum chamber.

- Remove the seal - 1 -.






- Remove plenum chamber cover - 2 - by carefully removing cover from retainer on windshield.









Danger of damaging the paint.

Protect the suspension strut dome from scratches with adhesive tape.

- Turn the wiper arm linkage - 4 - until it is parallel to the body.

- Disconnect the electrical connector - 5 -.

- Remove the bolts - arrows -.

- Pull the wiper frame with the linkage and wiper motor - 1 - far enough forward until the retaining pin - 2 - no longer is inside the mount - 3 -.

- Remove the wiper frame with linkage and the wiper motor from the plenum chamber.

Installing






Install in reverse order of removal, observing the following:

- Install the wiper frame - 1 - with linkage and the wiper motor into the plenum chamber; when doing this, the retaining pin - 3 - must fit into the mount - 4 - on the body - arrow -.

- Tighten the screws - 2 - and - 5 -.

- Adjust wiper arms. Refer to => [ Windshield Wiper Arms, Adjusting ] Windshield Wiper Arms, Adjusting.

Tightening Specifications






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