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AIMING WINSHIELD WASHERS? 200

posted by  Dee Jay on  Thu Sep 22 04:21 CST 2005
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'Seems like an embarassingly dumb question, but didn't turn up any guidance in a quick check of the archives. The washers on my (daughter's) recently purchased '89 244 shoot waaaay too low on the windshield, but seem tightly-fixed in their seats. I need to raise the vertical targeting, in other words, but don't see any way to achieve this. I've thought about creating tapered shims from nylon washers, etc, but really don't think re-engineering can be the only answer. Any guidance?

Thanks - Dennis

'83 242 Turbo, '84 245, '88 245', '89 244, '93 244 Classic






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