Wiper arm removal
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FarmerPug
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Re: Wiper arm removal
it lifts up a few inches yes, but complety useless for changing the wiper blades, although i did do it a fueter of a job
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DaiRees
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Re: Wiper arm removal
I never have a problem with it 
, makes it easier if you "park" the wipers at the top of the sweep (just turn the ignition off when they get there) but I don't even do that anymore, swapping blades is easy! 
, makes it easier if you "park" the wipers at the top of the sweep (just turn the ignition off when they get there) but I don't even do that anymore, swapping blades is easy! 
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FarmerPug
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Re: Wiper arm removal
thats a fantastic idea, i genuinley did not think about it but it really is a good idea
Re: Wiper arm removal
I find it easier to not park the wipers mid-wipe... perfectly happy changing the blades in the normal parked position
<steve_earwig> I think this forum is more about keeping our cars going with minimal outlay than giving our cars more reason to go bang