A wiper linkage is a component of a wiper mechanism present in a vehicle to improve visibility through the windshield. The linkage is designed to drive the brushes from an electric motor, to create their reciprocating movements, allowing you to clean the glass from dirt or water drops.

1. SPRINTER 2-t Bus (901, 902)
2. SPRINTER 2-t Van (901, 902)
3. SPRINTER 2-t Platform/Chassis (901, 902)
4. SPRINTER 3-t Platform/Chassis (903)
5. SPRINTER 3-t Van (903)
6. SPRINTER 3-t Bus (903)
7. LT 28-35 II Bus (2DB, 2DE, 2DK)
8. LT Mk II Bus (2DB, 2DE, 2DK)
9. LT 28-46 II Van (2DA, 2DD, 2DH)
10. LT Mk II Van (2DA, 2DD, 2DH)
11. LT 28-46 II Platform/Chassis (2DC, 2DF, 2DG, 2DL, 2DM)
12. LT Mk II Platform/Chassis (2DC, 2DF, 2DG, 2DL, 2DM)
13. SPRINTER 4-t Platform/Chassis (904)
14. SPRINTER 4-t Van (904)
15. SPRINTER CLASSIC 3,5-t Van (909)
16. SPRINTER CLASSIC 4,6-t Bus (909)
17. SPRINTER 5-t Platform/Chassis (905)
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The usage of the wiper linkage

SWAG brand Wiper LinkageWhen driving a car, good visibility of the road is very important, on which the safety of the driver and passengers depends. For this, each vehicle is equipped with a wiper mechanism. Structurally, it consists of the following elements:

1. brushes;
2. levers;
3. electric motor;
4. linkage;
5. reducer.

The linkage of the cleaner is a set of levers used to transfer the rotational movements of the electric motor shaft into the movement of the brushes. These devices are similar in all vehicle models. They can differ in the way of fixation, shape and size. The windscreen washer linkage includes the following elements in its design:

1. hinges;
2. traction;
3. hinged bowls.
4. frame.