So, to service and repair the
Wiper Motor linkage you will remove the wiper arms, air inlet grille panel and water shield. Subsequently, remove the screw and nut, and then disconnect the rh linkage assembly from the lh linkage moving downward using the wiper linkage separator (J 39232). Then, unplug the lh linkage assembly and the screw from the Wiper Motor, extracting the Wiper Motor from the brackets' slots. Unhook the rh linkage assembly from the Wiper Motor with the help of the wiper linkage separator (J 39232), and then uninstall the three screws of the rh linkage assembly before removing it through the plenum access hole. For the installation, use the wiper linkage installer with reference to j39529 to install the rh linkage assembly through the plenum access hole and attach it to the Wiper Motor. Make sure the crank arm is at the inner wipe and the drive pin is inserted in the cam pocket while installing the Wiper Motor with two locator pads placed in the slots of the bracket. Install and tighten the screw to 10 n.m or 7.5 lb ft and then join the rh linkage assembly to the lh linkage assembly with the help of the wiper linkage installer (J 39529). Mount the lh linkage with the screw and nut, then screw it down to 10 n.m (7.5 lb ft) and then three screws to rh linkage assembly and tighten them down to 10 n.m (7.5 lb ft). Finally, install the water shield on lh linkage assembly with flat side under the shade blind, air inlet grille panel and wiper arms.