rear wiper(got 2 go)
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From: In the Hot Tub
Originally Posted by BLeeK™
im rockin the fist for now, I am in the works of making a cover that will go over that rubber gasket to give it a clean look..Once it completed I will post pics and a how-to im probably a day or 2 from finishing it.,..
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Originally Posted by _666_jesus_999_
where can i get one of those fists???????????anyone??????????????i really want one??????????? i almost said that i wanted to get fisted but then it would sound ugly...lol 
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From: San Fernando Valley, CA
Originally Posted by dajap
does anyone have a pic of the reverse camera in the wiper hole??? pls post pic.
as seen here:
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=11365
i have seen it and it looks clean
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Wiper removal
Hey guys im glad to hear that some of you like my mod. I'll give you the brief low down. And you will like the part number. Here it is.. 
Ok go to the hardware and buy a 3/8 inch carriage bolt (1 1/2 inch long should do it)
remove the rear panel on the door. Remove the three bolts that hold wiper motor onto door. Remove the wiper motor, but leave the rubber plug in rear door.
Now take the carriage bolt and file the letters of the end so it is smooth and then prime it. Then paint it black or gloss black (your preference)
Put bolt through the rubber and install a washer on the back with nut. This will compress the rubber and the bolt head being the right size will seal out water.
Hope you like my cheap, Yet quality fix.........
Greg
Ok go to the hardware and buy a 3/8 inch carriage bolt (1 1/2 inch long should do it)
remove the rear panel on the door. Remove the three bolts that hold wiper motor onto door. Remove the wiper motor, but leave the rubber plug in rear door.
Now take the carriage bolt and file the letters of the end so it is smooth and then prime it. Then paint it black or gloss black (your preference)
Put bolt through the rubber and install a washer on the back with nut. This will compress the rubber and the bolt head being the right size will seal out water.
Hope you like my cheap, Yet quality fix.........
Greg
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