Re: 911 wind****eld wipers?

"Gary Fritz" <fritzxxx@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
news:Xns9A4677144CB3Dfritzfriicom@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 My wife has an '84 911.  The driver's-side wiper has always been a 
disaster
: -- it's bowed in the middle so there's a swath about 4" wide (naturally
: directly in the line of sight) that the wiper completely misses.  It's
: horrific trying to drive in snow in this thing.
:
: She says changing out the wiper does no good, because within a week the 
new
: one is bowed too.  The wiper rest position is to the left, and it hangs 
off
: the curved part of the wind****eld on the left side.  Sitting against
that
: curved wind****eld quickly bows any wiper you put on it.
:
: I can't believe this is the way it's "supposed" to work, or ****sche
would
: have been sued a hundred times over by people who couldn't see and 
crashed.
: There MUST be some way to make this thing work right.  Any suggestions??

have you ever had the wind screen replaced?  are you the original owner? 
reason I'm asking is it sounds like what I experienced after the wind
screen 
(wind ****eld) was replaced on our Jeep Cherokee.  They had to remove the 
wiper arm and when they replaced it they did a poor job and it would crash

into the cowling.  Took a bit of fiddling but I got it right eventually.