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Old 05-07-2008, 04:08 PM
grpape grpape is offline
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Default wiper arm

Hey guys,
I was trying to remove my ECU to get a stage 1+ added on. The problem I'm having is the wiper arm. I can't get the damn thing to come off. How hard or easy should this be to take off. I have sprayed it with PB blaster, but it just doesn't want to budge.Are there any tips to remove this thing?

aloha, Derrick
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Old 05-07-2008, 05:24 PM
Teratorn Teratorn is offline
 
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Default RE: wiper arm

You can get a 'puller' from Advance Auto for $15.

Why not take the car to the shop to flash it? Saves from removing the ECU and messing with those two ECU screws.
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Old 05-07-2008, 07:02 PM
grpape grpape is offline
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I live in Hawaii. The only way to get the stage 1+ upgrade it to ship it off to APR. While it's there, do you think it would be beneficial to get it soldered? I would just hate for some reason for a shop or the dealership to reflash the ecu (even after asking not too). I had a friend that this happened too. The dealership told him that they wanted to upgrade his ecu, even after he told them not too.
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Old 05-09-2008, 10:37 AM
Teratorn Teratorn is offline
 
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Default RE: wiper arm

I'm new to this whole thing too as I just got my A4 about 5 weeks. I can speak to the wiper arm problem because I've had to get mine off as it was put on by the previous owner at a wrong angle.

From what I've read in the forums, I don't see how soldering it would help? All the dealership has to do is plug in and flash it. The only way I can think of to get around having to keep sending your ECU to APR in case the shop or dealership flashes it is to have 2 units. 1 stock and one chipped, and everytime you take the car in, you'll have to swap ECUs.

Someone with a better and more economical idea, please chime in...
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