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How to replace the front windshield wiper motor of the Volkswagen Jetta

Model: Volkswagen Jetta MK 6, A6 - Years: 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018

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In this guide we will see the instructions that will allow us to disassemble and replace the front windshield wiper motor of the Volkswagen Jetta. First, we open the hood of the car and start disassembling and removing the front windshield wipers and its arms, unscrewing the nut located at the base; then we remove the plastic cover to access the windshield wiper mechanism and the motor, as shown in the video.

At this point, we disconnect the electrical connector and unscrew the screws of the windshield wiper motor, removing it and replacing it with the new one; finally, we reassemble the arms and the front windshield wipers!


Posted on 27 September 2025 by ScegliAuto


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