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Removing the Wiper arms inside

CrazyJoe

Full Member
Joined
Jun 18, 2003
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San Antonio
Since I put on the new softtop, I had to move the windshield wiper motor. I found the rust and broken paint job horrible, so I started repainting it. Now the arms connecting to the motor and the wipers looks rough, but they aren't coming off so easy.

I took off both screws on both brackets on the inside - not a single budge... am I missing something or the assumption that I need to remove the wipers themselves to pull it through correct ?
 

blazinchuck

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Jul 14, 2005
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CrazyJoe said:
... am I missing something or the assumption that I need to remove the wipers themselves to pull it through correct ?
Hey, I just painted my bronco and removed the whole wiper assembly. There are 2 screws per shaft(part that goes though the widshield frames) on the inside and on the outside of each shaft should be a rubber washer,metal washer, and a retaining nut. All of this, should be visible after removing the wiper arms. Hope this is what your looking for,Chuck ;D :cool: ;D
 
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