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Thanks for all replies. I found the part on a site (aep) car parts and the picture shows threaded bolts sticking out of each end and a nut attached to both, if the product comes like this will I need others fixings? http://www.aepdirect.com/index.php?option=...product_id=3223

Thanks every one for the replies, where could I get the fittings if mine fall apart, I've never dealt with ebay. Thanks in advance

Thanks for the advice, I remember the mechanic reaching behind the wheel and moving the bar on the other side which made a knocking noise, I tried this but I was tring to move the bar from side to side but I think I should have been tring to move it up and down, is that the case? to find the knocking noise. I found a site where I can buy the part if needed so not making the dealers richer! Cheers again

Hi there, back for more periodical advice, I got a mechanic to replace the drop link back on the dricers side about 1 year ago now there is a similar bit more noticable noise I think coming from the other bar. If this is the case how much effort would it be to replace it myself, I'm not entirely useless but if specialty tools are needed that counts me out. If it is possible to DIY, would I get this from a normal motor factor as the dealerships are rip offs! Thanks in advance Sorry I forgot to mention its a Y reg Berlingo 1.4 multispace (petrol)

Hi there, my seals have been coming unstuck for a while now, its the ones that start half way up the door colum and travels back along the door channel to the back passenger door, its obvious that when applied it was streched so fifficult to keep in place if I tried to glue it back, does anybody have this problem and fixed it or where do I get replacment seals. Its a (Y) reg 1.4 Thanks in Advance

Alls fixed now but not only did the dealer supply me the wrong pump after giving him the reg number but it was a power supply problem, it turned out to be a fuse in the compartment inside the car and according to my father it was a 5 amp fuse, possibly for a relay, who knows! so it cost me a little more to get it MOT'd. You live and learn! Thanks for all the input.

Today is MOT day and I've got the pump so hope that is the problem, will post back with the results.

Found 2 red fuses in engine bay box swapped them around and used a spare and wipers failed to work but I couldn't find f14 stamped anywhere near where they are, going to buy a new pump and when the MOT is done soon get my mechanic to fit it and pray it works. Thanks for the input guys

Thanks again for the input, the weather has improved greatly so less urgency needed, do you or anyone know the colour or rating of the fuse as I'll have a go this weekend. Cheers and thanks in advance

Thanks iannez and dadbif for the replys, I will check the fuse first, dadbif if your problem was the same as mine does that mean if the motor is faulty it stops the current/signal form operating the 3 wipe function when you pull back the stick or does this sound like a further electrical fault. Thanks again guys, hopefully this fix will be as easy as my brake light which again the advice on here was spot on. PS I rember on another post someone mentioning a multimeter that 'bleeps' is this it. http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=44679

Hi Guys, didn't think it would be long before I'd be back here. I've read the two recent posts as regard my problem and I think I fall some where in between, The wife said we'd run out of wash but thougfh the washer wasn't working, filled it up and when I pulled the stick back there was no pump sound or wiper action but the wipers work in the other actions, does anyone know where the pump is situated? or does it spound like an electrical problem. Any Ideas would be appreciated as the weather is bad up here in Aberdeen and going to get worse Thanks in advance.

Hi there, thanks for the advice re-brake light switch, I couldn't believe how easy it was. Thanks again

Its a berlingo but found info on the picaso forum. Thanks again

Thanks again, I wondered why the washer was made of plastic, will have a go this weekend weather permitting.

Thanks for the reply, when you say twist do you mean from side to side?