wiper moving mechanism on "window" or on "trunk" side?

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Team,
sorry me again, it is at then end all the nitty gritty stuff.. to make it right without toooo many experiments..

I got new wiper posts well all was disassembled incl. motor and shift mechanism and overhauled, at least 15 month ago so loosing some detail.

Question:
Where does the shift mechanism/the 1 meter/1Y steel spiral moving the 2 wipers via the posts is being fixed to the wiper posts

.... on the Trunk side or on the window side see picture ?

The picture shows the shift mechanism on the TRUNK side..IS THIS CORRECT???

Tx.. do not say it is a stupied question, as setting up the mechanics in sometimes a challange ON THE CAT..(smile)

Matthias

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