Wiper arm conversion

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Rox Crusher
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Wiper arm conversion

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Anybody have a spare set of conversion wiper arms ?

Let me know the price please
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Hey Rox - You can go to the junk yard (or search eBay for super cheap wiper arms)and pick almost any wiper pair you want and make them work with your original setup.

I'll take pics of mine and post up tomorrow if you are interested. sorry I don't have any for sale.
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The ones most use are off of the rear window Cherokee's from the 90's because of the stronger spring and spline setup. I don't know if I have another extra set but will look tonight
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I might have one or two here. I thought I saw one last week as I was organizing. I'll take a look today.
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Rox-

If you can't find some pre-made, the NAPA part number for the new arms is Napa part # 819-5835. Then you can ask them for a blade that fits that arm in either 13 or 14". It took me about 45 minutes to make mine. I used a 13" blade and would be happy to measure the length to cut. It is pretty easy to do (I used my harbor freight rivet gun for the rivet).

http://www.broncohio.com/tech/wiperconversion.html
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Viperwolf1 wrote:I might have one or two here. I thought I saw one last week as I was organizing. I'll take a look today.

I found a single unmodified arm. I bet I have a couple modified ones in storage.
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Viperwolf1 wrote:
Viperwolf1 wrote:I might have one or two here. I thought I saw one last week as I was organizing. I'll take a look today.

I found a single unmodified arm. I bet I have a couple modified ones in storage.


Let's use the Unmodified one. We can make it match the other existing one.

My drivers side one decided to pop the spring retaining rod out
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Thanks for all the offers and info guys !
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