So I've been wanting some new style hook wiper arms
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T-man,
If you haven't ordered them from Rock Auto yet.
I can send you some, but you will owe me some craft IPA beer from the NJ area next year at the Mopar show...
They most have some local Toxic Avenger IPA beer or some thing...right?
If you haven't ordered them from Rock Auto yet.
I can send you some, but you will owe me some craft IPA beer from the NJ area next year at the Mopar show...
They most have some local Toxic Avenger IPA beer or some thing...right?
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Toxic avenger brewski, it is..
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You can put them on the pivot in any position. I spent a little time tweaking the arms to get them where I wanted them. They sit level now when parked.
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Okay.
Pulled the stock pin type arm off, and side by side there is a few different features. The ford arm is slightly bent, and slightly longer. Longer is no issue, although bent is. I put the new arm on a towel, on my bench vise anvil, folded the towel over it, and remembering where the bend is, gave it a smack with a hammer. Checked it, hit it again, and wallah, I was done.
Perfect in all respects. Thanks AJ. You made my day a great one. A little food and imaginary beer heading your way...
Lol
Pulled the stock pin type arm off, and side by side there is a few different features. The ford arm is slightly bent, and slightly longer. Longer is no issue, although bent is. I put the new arm on a towel, on my bench vise anvil, folded the towel over it, and remembering where the bend is, gave it a smack with a hammer. Checked it, hit it again, and wallah, I was done.
Perfect in all respects. Thanks AJ. You made my day a great one. A little food and imaginary beer heading your way...
Lol
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I must've looked through 30 trucks in the U-pull it to get 2 somewhat acceptable wiper arms. I did notice that there are some Chinese aftermarket units that were riveted at the spring hinge and were pretty sloppy. I grabbed one of those to see if could tighten it up with a hammer. It kind of worked.
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I must've looked through 30 trucks in the U-pull it to get 2 somewhat acceptable wiper arms. I did notice that there are some Chinese aftermarket units that were riveted at the spring hinge and were pretty sloppy. I grabbed one of those to see if could tighten it up with a hammer. It kind of worked.
That work .... for a while, anyways.
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Where can I find a pair of OEM style wiper arms?
The splines are getting worn out on mine and they are sloppy,
I checked at a Chrysler dealer and he said they were not available.
Are there any decent aftermarket ones?
Jim
The splines are getting worn out on mine and they are sloppy,
I checked at a Chrysler dealer and he said they were not available.
Are there any decent aftermarket ones?
Jim
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Wiper Arms
B series Dodge van same arm as Pickup . Early pickup , j hook arm , just a ***** to remove from the shaft . They do not have the release lever . Vans are everywhere
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Okay.
Pulled the stock pin type arm off, and side by side there is a few different features. The ford arm is slightly bent, and slightly longer. Longer is no issue, although bent is. I put the new arm on a towel, on my bench vise anvil, folded the towel over it, and remembering where the bend is, gave it a smack with a hammer. Checked it, hit it again, and wallah, I was done.
Perfect in all respects. Thanks AJ. You made my day a great one. A little food and imaginary beer heading your way...
Lol
Pulled the stock pin type arm off, and side by side there is a few different features. The ford arm is slightly bent, and slightly longer. Longer is no issue, although bent is. I put the new arm on a towel, on my bench vise anvil, folded the towel over it, and remembering where the bend is, gave it a smack with a hammer. Checked it, hit it again, and wallah, I was done.
Perfect in all respects. Thanks AJ. You made my day a great one. A little food and imaginary beer heading your way...
Lol
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SO I know this post is old but what length/type/brand blade replacement ya'll using? My 1992 J-hook arms and Bosch 18 " blades hit the bottom windshield seal at top on the upstroke. Seems blade mounting on arm should NOT be centered in the 18" blade but offset, plus the blade doesn't seem to wipe very high.
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