Changing the grease in a Mercedes 190e Mono wiper. 

Thank goodness there are other videos you can watch if you don't like my voice

Thank you, I don't currently own any power tools so to say so shouldn't be an issue for a while.

Very painful indeed and can take a long time.

Thanks for the comment, easy job to do but just very time consuming.

You're welcome, hope it helped.

Yes that is definitely on the wish list so to say, but I will be buying a external mic adapter soon so I can use my external ones which have the mufflers on.

I'm glad my video helped, it should help make the wiper faster.

Thank you, I have to go this job on my other 190 so will film that, hopefully better.

You're very welcome.

Yeah I cut the clips together as when I was separating the two parts I forgot to make sure I was doing it on camera and I didn't record it, you don't need a puller although it probably would be quicker and a lot easier. When I do this I just use a long screw driver and lever the mechanism against the wiper and eventually it will pop off. I put the nut back on after so when wiggling the wiper it doesn't just drop and sometimes they need a little persuasion (make sure you put the wiper straight up as there is a little slot for the gear inside to come out otherwise the gear can get damaged as can be seen at 9:47 ).

Thank you very much.

Yes I did, simply because at the time I was planning to get it freshly painted.

I too am surprised that the 190 does not have one, I believe no 190 had a cabin filter at all.

exactly, also the w124 but also the other models until 1993 1994 did not have cabin filters, it would be very interesting and useful some patent for cars that do not have a cabin filter is extremely important for our health especially in areas with a lot of dust and pollen.

@@Godofworistas Would be nice to have one, but to my knowledge, there is no way to retrofit one.

You're welcome.

Your Welcome.

Should be better on my new camera and microphone.