Technical Haynes manual and rear wiper motor

[mesharp]

Hi all.

A few questions if I may

1. Can anyone recommend a Haynes manual / service manual? I have looked but can't see much out there. I have a few bits I wanna try

2. I need to replace the rear wiper motor, where is good to look and what kind of price is reasonable

3. Can anyone recommend a good boot tidy or something - the boot is so cavernous it's insane

Thanks all. Sorry if this seems lazy, there just seems such a vast expanse of knowledge on here

Cheers

Mike

 

[halilson]

Hi, you can get a copy of Fiat elearn from ebay for a few pounds.

I believe that a Fiat Punto motor will fit the Croma, you just have to swap the mechanism over. When mine packed up I took it apart, drained the water that had collected inside, regreased everything and it sprung back into life! It's still working 9 months later.

I have the split level boot floor, so everything is tucked away out of sight

 

[mesharp]

Thanks Halison!

I have found the elearn and ordered it - so thanks for that

When you say you have the split level floor is that something that is built in on your

I can find boot liners but they just stop spillages I need full on boot compartmentalisation (not sure if thats a word)

 

[s130]

The split level boot floor was I believe standard on the Prestigio model and possibly an option on the Base & Eleganza models.

To retro fit the Boot Floor Compartment trim is expensive! Be prepared to spend close to £300.

 

[bobbyblue]

For your rear wiper motor you can use a second hand Punto one and rework it with your own shaft, but you can get a brand new original equipment part for about £70 (delivered) from Seekpart24.com in Germany. I bought one, no problems, they take your money in GBP when you pay online

http://seekpart24.com Part Number: 064013015010

 

[Doofer]

elearn should be free - anyone charging for it on ebay is a scammer.

 

[BrianMcL]

I cut a sheet of OSB to fit the space between the back seat and the small plastic ledge inside the tailgate.

i then covered it in a piece of black carpet from a local carpet offcuts shop.

I keep things like fishing gear, kayaking equipment or camping chairs (and sometimes a small cooking stove) beneath so that if we're away somewhere we've got stuff with us.

And the boot still looks as though it's empty.