Universal Windshield Wiper Blade-Stainless Steel Frame with Natural Rubber/Silicon Rubber -1034
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Specification of Universal Windshield Wiper Blade-Stainless Steel Frame with Natural Rubber/Silicon Rubber -1034:
- 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: windshield wipers do not work on intermittent setting, but do work on other settings, have to turn them off at the correct moment so that they will not stop in mid stroke. is the motor the cause of this or is it a switch problem 1995 nissan pathfinder
- If it was a motor issue, they would'nt work at all, the switch IS the culperate here. (unless your wiper transmission is binding intermittently) Good Luck! -Ben
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- Flash of Genius ( 2008 ) Greg Kinnear, Lauren Graham, Alan Alda.
- Q: it seems like replacing the arm that connects to the car/window and the windshield wiper will be the best choice, yet i have difficulty taking it off, unbolting the hexagon bolt and the arm still won‘t budge. this arm was broken just an inch and a half away from the bolt. and as i found out, superglue is ineffective when trying to reattach this carbonfiber arm back together. advice is welcome.
- Go to your local advance auto parts, Autozone, or O'reileys Auto parts and the guys behind the counter will gladly replace your wiper arm for you free of charge after buying the arm from them.
- Q: 1990 Oldsmobile cutless ciera windshield wipers stuck in delay setting. when we turn it on the wipers go faster but wont shut off. if we dont keep the fuse out the wipers turn on every 10 seconds or so. how can i fix this?
- IT'S THE WIPER SWITCH The contacts have arc'd over and welded themselves together . Only cure is a new switch .
- Q: I have a ‘97 Pontiac Sunfire that otherwise works fine, but the windshield wipers are acting up. When they are on they work just fine, but when I go to turn them off, they park in the middle of the windshield instead of stowing at the bottom. Any ideas?I already tried taking them off and resetting them when the wipers were off, but that just made them stay at the bottom even when i turned them on.
- Your car is over 10 years old now. I agree with cat lady. Replace the linkage. it's probably worn out. GM has had a lot of models with this problem. look at all the cars and vans with the wipers stuck in the up position. most are GM models or Ford taurus.
- Q: I have a 1998 Nissan Altima. Recently the Windshield wiper stick on the inside of the car came out of the socket. I really need it fixed and don‘t have the money to do that. Can anyone please help me? I would appreciate it sooo much. Thanks!!
- To be more precise do you mean that the arm just came off the stud? If so then with most vehicles you simply push it back on making sure that the arm is lined up correctly to the windshield. *Update* if you are talking about the windshield washer switch then be more precise of how it came off. Did it actually break? If so then it will have to be replaced. I found it on AutoZone's website for about 70 dollars. From the looks of it though it may have a bracket it connects into so make sure to give a thorough check to make exactly sure if its broke or just out of place.
- Q: i have a 91 gmc jimmy 4 door le. my wiper control works sorta i cannot get wipers to move unless i use the wash setting. and im not looking to spend $100 bucks for the control arm so im wondering if i can set up a 3 position toggle switch on my dash that will allow for wipers to work? i know it sounds dumb but i would like to have a (off, med, high) setting so if its possible what wires would i have to use?
- Sure you can bypass the switch that is faulty. You might find yourself doing a little work to keep the washer working, or you can just forget it. Rather than a 3 position toggle, you might try a on/momentary switch. That is, flip it one way and the wipers go on, press it the other way and the wipers work as long as you hold the switch down. This is called a momentary switch. The idea here is to build your own intermittent wipers. You can get one swipe to take care of that pesky mist you get after it stops raining. You get constant wiping by flipping the switch the other way. As for which wires to hook up, you will need to do your own investigating. At the wiper motor you can disconnect the harness and play. The final circuit will only need two wires. You might install an in-line fuse since you don't want the burn the car up, and you do NOT know why the wipers stopped working anyway.
- Q: just windshield wiper fluid???
- windshield wiper fluid
- 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: The other day it snowed, and I tried to use my wipers to get the snow off. They didn‘t move, and now they just won‘t come on at all. It sounds like the motor is trying to turn them, but they won‘t move an inch. My father told me about a gear that could possibly be stripped if they were frozen and I tried to use them. Any ideas? And if it is the gears inside the wiper, how much would they cost to fix?
- It sounds like you tore up the wiper transmission. The motor likely is still good. OK This is an easy fix for a Do-It-Your-Self project. Step1. Check the local salvage yards for a used Wiper transmission. Should cost about $40.00. Step 2. You need to disconnect the negative battery terminal. Step 3. Remove the wiper arms. I think the nuts that hold them on are 12mm or 14mm when you get the nuts off, bring the wiper arms into the position like you would do when changing the wiper blade. Rock the bottom of the arm until the arm comes free of the joint. Step 4. there are several screws holding the cowl onto the chassis. This covers the wiper transmission. the screws are either phillips head or a torx head #10 when removed the cowl will come off in two pieces. Step 5. Use a pry bar to disengage the transmission from the wiper motor. In some cases you may have to remove the wiper motor as well. .There are four 10mm screws that hold the wiper motor on. If you remove it unplug it AFTER you get the screws out. step 6 There are three screws on each wiper arm holder 10 mm . remove them and the wiper transmission will be ready to remove wiggle it out and reinstall the new one . An amature should be able to do this job in about 1 hour It takes me about 15 minutes
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Universal Windshield Wiper Blade-Stainless Steel Frame with Natural Rubber/Silicon Rubber -1034
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- Loading Port:
- China Main Port
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- Min Order Qty:
- 100Pcs pc
- Supply Capability:
- 500,000Pcs Per Month pc/month
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