How do i get out wiper linkage on vw golf 03?

WIPER ARM LINKAGE COULD BE BINDING.REMOVE WIPER ARM TO SEE IF WIPER MOTOR OPERATE SLOWLY.IF YES CHECK TO MAKE SURE WIPER MOTOR GETTING GOOD GROUND CONNECTIONS BY CHECKING MOVING WIRES .IF WIPER MOTOR SPEEDS UP YOU HAVE GROUND WIRE PROBLEM. IF WIPER MOTOR REMAIN SLOW GROUND WIRES CHECK OUT OKAY.REPLACE WIPER MOTOR.IF WIPER MOTOR RUN FAST NORMAL SPEED AFTER DISCONNECTING WIPER ARM.WIPER ARM LINKAGES IS BINDING OR NEED SOME LUBRICATION TRY WD40 SEE WHAT HAPPENS.LUBRICATION DONT HELP WIPER LINKAGE COULD BE DAMAGED.

the setting at the wiper motor is out.there is a short linkage from the wiper mechanism to the wiper motor,which is held by a nut,undo the nut and pull off the link,activate the wipers without the link connected,until the motor returns to its stop position,reconnect the linkage making sure the wipers are in the correct position,[adjust by handif you have to]..good luck

good chance the wiper stalk is bad internally the contacts inside the colum have probably shorted together will need to replace

Common problem with Golf, the wiper linkages are partially seized on the spinldes. The spindles are the rods that stick up out through the plastic panel at the bottom of the windscreen and the wiper arms connect to them.
Disconnect the wiper linkage from the motor and try manually moving them but I think you will find that they are seized. You will need to completely remove the linkage assembly and clamp it in a vice and use a lubricant spray oil to work into the spindles. Either that or fit a new or good second hand linkage

the linkage that work the wipers are probably gone

this is a commom flaw on these golfs had same problem a good few years back. Normally the problem is the wiper relay. you just need to replace this.

dis canekt the batrey 4 10mins and than leter it till it gows up a ger and chek the oil in it

Sounds like the linkage part came off from the motor. You'll have to remove the 2 wipers arms and the plastic tray to inspect further.

Have you checked the wiper motor and linkages to make sure they are properly lubricated? Take care to keep your fingers clear of the (hopefully) moving parts! Your typical can of maintenance spray might get them going initially, but grease is really needed in the long run. D.

sound more like a motor problem. pop the bonnet and lube the linkage with a penetrating spray such as WD-40 and let it to soak in a while then run the wipers on slow and spray the linkage with it running.it should make it work a little bit faster by beginning and after a while it should be working well.