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timbo's post in Intermittent rough idle when engine fully warmed up was marked as the answer
Update, so after a number of longish runs it seems to have settled down now. My theory is that Ive been doing a lot of short runs, the butterfly valve wont have completely closed each time allowing some crud to build up, so when completely warmed up the crud got in the way, the long runs may have cleared it away. coupled with a possible oil overfill. Dip stick says full Dash stick says half full, I think I made the mistake of going by the dash stick. Changed the oil and filter and went by the Dip stick. Does my theory seem plausible?
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timbo's post in Windshield wiper issue was marked as the answer
If thats where it normally parks then it sounds like it slipped round on the splines, lift up the nut cover at the end of the wiper arm slacken the nut, if not already loose, move the wiper to the required position and re tighten the nut. Im assuming that they work normally otherwise!