Rear wiper arm
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Rear wiper arm
Am I right in thinking, VW Transporter t5 rear wiper arm and blade will fit my 2009 caddy? Sure I read somewhere it will..anyone any experience on this?
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Re: Rear wiper arm
Yes it does & it’s a nice upgrade over the original.
I will try & find the part numbers for the arm & blade.
I will try & find the part numbers for the arm & blade.
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Re: Rear wiper arm
There is a thread about it on here somewhere but these are the part numbers
T5 aero arm - 7H0-955-707
T5 cap - 6Q6-955-435-D
Wiper blade (Caddy tailgate 400mm) - 7E0-955-425
It’s a great little mod if you’re not doing a wiper delete
T5 aero arm - 7H0-955-707
T5 cap - 6Q6-955-435-D
Wiper blade (Caddy tailgate 400mm) - 7E0-955-425
It’s a great little mod if you’re not doing a wiper delete
If it ain't broke, fix it 'til it is
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Re: Rear wiper arm
Thanks for that! Will make a note of the part numbers incase the one I have ordered dosnt work.
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Re: Rear wiper arm
So the cheap Amazon arm and blade was a no go lol, looked and worked awful! Haha!
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Re: Rear wiper arm
Stick a pic up when you’ve done it, I’m interested in what it looks like, might do it to mine if it looks goodBrutus1989 wrote:So the cheap Amazon arm and blade was a no go lol, looked and worked awful! Haha!
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Re: Rear wiper arm
I meant a pic of the genuine T5 arm if you decide to do itBrutus1989 wrote: It looked awful and didnt work so best of getting a genuine one or a wiper delete lol

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Re: Rear wiper arm
At the risk of asking a stupid question, what are the benefits of fitting a T5 rear wiper arm on a Caddy? I stumbled upon this thread via Google but haven't seen an example of this being done. The rear wiper arm on my Caddy is looking a bit worse for wear, so I'm paying more attention to rear wipers than I ordinarily would.
I have no interest in doing a rear wiper delete, but would like to know more about this T5 wiper arm modification in case it's some kind of improvement over the standard Caddy unit.
I have no interest in doing a rear wiper delete, but would like to know more about this T5 wiper arm modification in case it's some kind of improvement over the standard Caddy unit.
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Re: Rear wiper arm
In my opinion the T5 Wiper Arm looks more modern then the Caddy and it's now out of the rear view mirror.


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Re: Rear wiper arm
On a RHD vehicle, it wipes the passenger side only, which is as much use as a chocolate ashtray on a motorbike.
Delete it instead of wasting money on a better arm. Unless you have a LHD. Cos VW couldn't be bothered to move it to the drivers side on the RHD vans.
Delete it instead of wasting money on a better arm. Unless you have a LHD. Cos VW couldn't be bothered to move it to the drivers side on the RHD vans.
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Re: Rear wiper arm
@STP
I get what you mean. On many RHD vans the rear wiper does end up clearing mostly the passenger side, which can feel pretty pointless when the driver’s visibility isn’t really improving. It’s a bit frustrating that the design wasn’t adapted properly for RHD models.
That said, some people still find it helpful in heavy rain or when reversing in bad weather, but if it’s not giving you any real benefit, I can understand why removing it might seem like the simpler option rather than spending money on upgrading the arm.
I get what you mean. On many RHD vans the rear wiper does end up clearing mostly the passenger side, which can feel pretty pointless when the driver’s visibility isn’t really improving. It’s a bit frustrating that the design wasn’t adapted properly for RHD models.
That said, some people still find it helpful in heavy rain or when reversing in bad weather, but if it’s not giving you any real benefit, I can understand why removing it might seem like the simpler option rather than spending money on upgrading the arm.
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Re: Rear wiper arm
Yeah, true.
Personally I have a solid bulkhead and internally wrapped rear door glass, so I have cameras at the back linked by radio signal to a mirror with an LCD monitor inside it, and I had no need of a wiper anyway. The wiper bung has the rearward looking camera and the door pull trim has a downward looking camera for reversing.
Personally I have a solid bulkhead and internally wrapped rear door glass, so I have cameras at the back linked by radio signal to a mirror with an LCD monitor inside it, and I had no need of a wiper anyway. The wiper bung has the rearward looking camera and the door pull trim has a downward looking camera for reversing.
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