Clutch Bearing-31230-35090
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Specification of Universal Windshield Wiper Blade-Stainless Steel Frame with Natural Rubber/Silicon Rubber -1004:
- PRT4 rubber technology providing smoother and quieter wiper performance and long lifetime
- Pre-assembled connector fits most of universal cars (special, universal, multi-functional types)
- Frameless car wiper blade adaptors fit for hook wiper arm
- Super flexible rubber can reduce windlift, aerodynamic arc--shaped
- Structure design provides conformed wrap to highly curved windshield
- Heat-treated high-carbon steel tension spring can evenly transfer and distribute pressure
Packaging: Blister and Paper Card / Box as per wanting design
Delivery: 30days
More Applications of Universal Windshield Wiper:
- Q: The rear wiper motor on my vehicle went bad (lucky me!) and I took the route to replace it myself to save on higher costs elsewhere. I have succeeded as far as taking all the inner fasteners off (that attached the motor on the inside) and the nut that holds the wiper arm to the rear windshield. I am having trouble from there. The wiper arm will not remove. Is there something special I have to do to get the wiper arm to budge and come off? What are the rest of the steps, moving forward, so that I can separate the wiper arm from the old motor in order to replace it with a new one? Please help!
- There are special tools to remove the wiper arm. Since you don't have one, neither do I. I usually do this: 1. Spray penetrating oil on top of wiper arm where it sit in the motor shaft. 2. Install the nut back on the shaft a couple of threads, leave a space between the nut and wiper arm. 3. Take pair of pliers and place the jaws under the wiper arm and on top of nut and squeeze. Might have to do this at different spot until the arm comes loose. Large pliers will work easier.
- Q: 2007 Honda Fit Sport - Automatic - 36,000. My driver windshield wiper does not work at all. It doesn‘t even move. Passenger wiper works fine. Any ideas as to what it might be? I don‘t want to take it to the dealer and pay an arm and a leg on something that I can possibly fix myself.
- If the other wiper is still moving, that means the motor is still good. So most probably it will be an easy repair. You can fix this yourself as long as you have the tools and a little common sense. As other say, open the hood and try to follow the wiper down to the motor or linkage, see if anything come lose. tighten them and it should work. If you don't have the tools, I will just bring it to any auto part store and ask them what went wrong with the wiper and most of the time they will check it for you for free and if they are nice enough to even install the parts for your for free (providing you buy from them and its a simple repair).
- Q: the plastic part of my wipers are pealing off, can i buy replacement ones from a shop? or do i have to take my car to the garage and have them done there?
- Buy new rubber blade inserts at any auto parts store, Walmart, Kmart,etc. They're easy to change. The instructions are on the package.
- Q: I want to get a 6 inch strip of 5% black tint then i want to put a manufactures decal on my windshield but im scared it will last like a few months.
- No, elements does not react with itself, which is basically is what your suggesting here, in which I will not go into much description of.
- Q: Hey everyone,So when I use my wipers, they stop in the middle of my windshield when on. However, it‘s NOT the park position that‘s stuck. When it‘s off, it‘s in the correct position, it‘s just when it‘s on and being used, it will do its stop in the middle of the windshield, unless I have them continuously going. Thanks
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- Q: I recently moved to the UK bringing with me my American car. After adding different lights and having several other modifications it is finally legal to drive. However, a couple days later I was driving it and noticed the windshield wipers wouldn‘t turn off. They work separately but something is obviously wrong. Any ideas on what might be causing it and how to fix it?
- save your money a 13 yr old car is gona need lots of cash to keep runningany dollar you put in is a dollar wasted.have you ever filled up the empty gas tank? [paid out of your own pocket}? 60 to 70 dollars.
- Q: Okay my windshield wipers won‘t turn on the front or back I checked the fuses and they are good still I‘m thinking it the motors but don‘t wanna spend money on them when it‘s not that also when I barely move the windshield wipers and they are easy to move can someone help please
- You want help. Have you read what you submitted to those of us who are willing to try and help you? You want help but you can't use proper sentence structure or punctuation and so the garbage you text makes little to no sense at all. Not only do we have to try an figure out what your problem is, we have to decipher the abomination you make of the written word.
- Q: So, my windsheild wiper fluid is not dispensing. There is no sound when I pull the lever. No fluid nothing! And I can‘t figure out if its a fuse or if its just the motor. I even looked at the instruction booklet to see where the fuse for that is, and there is no indication.Just has a fuse for the windshield wiper themselves.Is the windshield wiper fuse associated with the fluid dispenser? Meaning the same fuse? The fuse for this is located in the fuse box by the motorThe weather here has been in the single digits but this feature should be working when the car is warmed up!Also, where are the fluid cables located?Really need this resolved, it is hard to drive with that muck film blocking my view.Any suggestions?
- It's possible the nozzles are frozen if it's very cold. You could try running the car through a hot car wash and see if they start to work. It's much more likely that you simply have a bad motor than a blown fuse, though there should be a fuse for it. The windshield wiper fuse has nothing to do with it. The hoses are hidden under the cowl cover. .
- Q: I live in Chicago and have a 1994 Toyota corolla. Today when I went to start my car my windshield wiper would not work. However I hear the motor running. I was wondering what is wrong with it? Is it frozen or is the motor mess up? and how much would it cost to replace if the motor is mess up?
- odds are its just frozeni live in the milwaukee area and I know whats its like to not have the windshield wipers working in winter.odds are you will just need to let the wipers and stuff in that area warm up so if you have a garage that would do perfect
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