Clutch Bearing-90363-45013
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Specification of Universal Windshield Wiper Blade-Stainless Steel Frame with Natural Rubber/Silicon Rubber - 590:
Inches for 590:
Inch | 12” | 13” | 14” | 15” | 16” | 17” | 18” | 19” | 20” | 21” | 22” | 23” | 24” | 25” | 26” | 27” | 28” |
mm | 300 | 325 | 350 | 375 | 400 | 425 | 450 | 475 | 500 | 525 | 550 | 575 | 600 | 625 | 650 | 675 | 700 |
- 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
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- Q: I think about this every morning when I get in the car and I can't see out the back windshield.
- What type of car do you have? In Europe most hatchbacks, estates (station wagons) and SUV's will have a wiper on the rear window. It's only saloon cars (sedans) that don't. I've owned two saloons, one hatchback and am about to take delivery of my first estate. The saloons don't really need a rear wiper because of the aerodynamic effect and the boot (trunk). It doesn't matter how hard it's raining outside, driving along at anything but the lowest speeds will generate enough of a slipstream so that no rain at all will fall on the back window. In fact, even under the worst weather conditions I've found that you get a far better view out of the rear than I ever had with the hatchback. The problem that the hatchback had was the spray from the wheels would be sucked back against the rear of the car and liberally cover the rear window, which was when the wiper really came in handy. However, what you're talking about seems to be condensation on the outside of the car. Really you should deal with that before you get in and drive, together with any condensation on the side windows and mirrors. It's only takes a minute to go round with the rubber-bladed side of a handheld ice scraper and clear all your windows.
- Q: My windshield wipers have been acting strange ever since i got the truck. when ever i turn them on they are very slow. however if it has been raining heavily for a while they are faster than normal. and sometimes (even if it HAS been raining) they will completely stop in the middle of a cycle, right in the middle of the windshield. if that happens, usually a little pushing or pulling on them will get them going again. I have already replaced the motor and they still did it even the moment after i put the new motor in. what can cause this and how do i fix it so i dont have to pull over anymore to get my windshield wipers going again?
- GM trucks are known for a ground problem on the wiper motor. try running a ground wire from a good grounded source to the motor this should work.
- Q: yesterday was driving home in pouring rain and my wipers wouldnt come on i tried every configuration, delay, fast, windshield wash,, but nothing seems to me they always go out when i need em most, any ideas on what the problem is?
- yes they work much better huh lol.my dad always told me to change them at the start of every school year.so that they are a fresh pair for the winter.also have you heard of (Rain X ) you wipe it on then wait a few min. then wipe it off it helps repel the water.good luck.
- Q: My 2000 chevy cavalier windshield wiper doesn‘t work,I replaced the fuse and it works when the engine is not running,but as soon as the engine starts,the windshield wont work anymore
- you have a short in the system
- Q: My windshield wipers are stuck in the upright position on my 2001 Pontiac Montana and they wont return to the right position. They work fine when I‘m using them, but when I turn them off they return to the upright position. I took out the fuse, and that is not the problem. Any ideas on why they would stay that way and any suggestions as to how to fix it would be great.
- You probably have moisture on the circuit board that is bolted to the wiper motor. You can take it off and clean it with electrical contact cleaner and reseal it with a little RTV when you put the cover back on. That is the same problem I had with mine. I found a new motor and board at NAPA for $80.00 but tried cleaning mine first and it has been fine for 4 months now. If you do try to clean it make sure you mark where the wiper cam and wiper motor shaft so you line them back up right when you put them back together.
- Q: I have a 1996 Sunfire.Last winter, my boyfriend was scraping ice off of the windshield so he could take my car to work. and I have no idea what he did to them, but after that, when you shut them off after using them, they stop in the upright position, so they‘re just hanging out in the middle of the windshield. They work fine, but they just stop in the wrong place. Does anyone know why they‘re doing this and how to fix them?Any ideas are appreciated. Thanks!!
- You're blaming your boyfriend for something he did not cause. My Grand Prix does the same thing every time there is an ice storm. On GM vehicles there is a metal piece about 3/8thx3/4th inch in size that is mounted on the wiper assembly that is supposed to move and is spring loaded. It is what catches on the tab to activate the spring loaded park mechanism. When the metal piece is frozen from rain freezing or lack of lubrication, it does not catch on the tab to park the blades and when the motor shuts off they will be in the upright position. I've sprayed mine down with penetrating oil and worked the metal piece back and forth until it was free again. Coat the complete metal piece with a light grease and if you are lucky it won't happen again for a couple of years. You will need to remove the wiper arms, the cowl under the arms and the plastic cover on the top of the wiper assembly to gain access to the metal piece which is frozen. Sometimes the tab needs to be repositioned if it was bent. Any dealer mechanic will probably be aware of this design flaw. You don't need to buy anything, just pay 1 to 1.5 hours labor.
- Q: I‘ve been having problems with the wipers in my 1998 Jimmy. They work, but badly. Delay doesn‘t always work.if I try to use delay, sometimes the wipers function in the low or high mode, but not delay. When I turn them off, they will keep going for a minute or two, and then stop in the middle of the windshield. It‘s getting annoying, and since I don‘t have a warranty, I‘m looking to repair them myself. Could it be the motor or the relay? I‘m not sure where to start first. I‘d appreciate any responses!
- Megan, replace the wiper pulse board module. they did have a recall on this for some models and years. even though it may not fall under the recall they still go bad and by what you describing it sounds like it. they are easy to replace, the wiper motor is mounted on the firewall. on it theres a plastic (black) cover with four torx 15 or 20 in size. undo the electrical connector and remover this cover and it slides right out. new part will come with new screws and cover. install new pulse board and then get some rtv sealant ad put a very small bead of it around the edge of the cover and install with new screws. dont overtighten. then plug the electrical connector back in. that should cure what ails you.
- Q: Hello, I took my Honda CR-V into get serviced one time, and they changed the wiper blades for us. The next time I used the windshield wipers, they traveled too far and it sounded like they were banging against something. Also, when I pick them up while I am cleaning my windshield, I notice that they travel and little instead of being stiff. Does anyone know what‘s wrong with them and what I can do to fix it. Thank you!
- The wiper motor turns a crank arm that moves the wiper linkage. It's possible you have wear on the pivot points. But since this seems to have started after the blade replacement, my first guess is that the blades are too long and are hitting the windshield trim. But if the blades are correct, have the linkage and pivots checked.
- Q: I can hear the motor when I turn them on but they won‘t turn. What‘s the problem ?
- The motor push/pulls rods that connect to the wipers under a cover called the valance, it's the part with the louvers in it. You can reach the wipers from the firewall, there will be some sort of lock mechanism to hold the rods on, take cell phone photos, from several angles, of the wiper pin to an auto store and ask for whatever holds it on. Tell him the problem. It is very fulfilling to fix your own car if you're not a pro mechanic.
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Clutch Bearing-90363-45013
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