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what year grand cherokee back window wiper arms fit EB

reamer

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Going to sart the hunt, I could use 3, two for my '76 EB and 1 will fit my Kubota tractor cab
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I used 1986 rear cherokee, I would look for them at a junkyard though, I bought mine from Napa and they were 20 some dollars an arm.
Don't quote me, but I think even the big size bronco arms might work. I took off my dad's and it seemed to be the same thread and it looked like it would snap on, the spring looked even beefier then the heeps, but I'd double check and of course you'd still have to shorten the arm.
 

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I think it's just the square shaped Cherokee model arms that fit. Grand Cherokee is different.
 

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Thanks. That article mentions...
The wiper arm comes set up to spray washer fluid from the arm, but the washer fluid parts can be completely removed.
Is there any reason NOT to connect the Bronco sprayer hose to the Heep wiper arms??? I realize at least 1 hole would have to be drilled thru the w/s frame, but to me, that seems minor & acceptable.
 

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Thanks. That article mentions...Is there any reason NOT to connect the Bronco sprayer hose to the Heep wiper arms??? I realize at least 1 hole would have to be drilled thru the w/s frame, but to me, that seems minor & acceptable.

I'm sure it could be done, but its just easier to take it out. The holes from the original nozzles would still be in your hood, and you'd take the risk of the hose breaking if you'd ever want the windshield lowered.

Unless you'd run the hose thru the firewall, leave enough slack, try and squeeze it up along with the other wires for the wiper motor, and then probably drill two holes in the windshield and connect the T on the inside so it looks decent.
 

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...run the hose thru the firewall, leave enough slack, try and squeeze it up along with the other wires for the wiper motor, and then probably drill two holes in the windshield and connect the T on the inside so it looks decent.
That's what I was thinking of doing to Frank's truck when he gets tired of those scrawny silver universal arms with the plastic adjustment disks. I hate those things.

But you wouldn't have to delete the hood sprayer. If the pump doesn't generate enough flow for a good spray pattern with the added jets, it could simply be disconnected but left in the hood as a hole plug.
 

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It def makes a huge difference. The bird poop actually comes off the windshield instead of the skid marks the old ones would leave.
 
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