windshield wiper
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windshield wiper
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I have a 82 f150xlt. the right side windshield wiper arm seems to have disconnected from the linkage. I figure I have to remove the panel at the base of the windshield. I see there are screws to the panel when I open the hood. will I have to remove the bottom windshield trim or worse pull the windshield to remove that panel?
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gt
I have a 82 f150xlt. the right side windshield wiper arm seems to have disconnected from the linkage. I figure I have to remove the panel at the base of the windshield. I see there are screws to the panel when I open the hood. will I have to remove the bottom windshield trim or worse pull the windshield to remove that panel?
thanks
gt
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That panel will slide out from underneath the trim. But it sometimes is not a delicate thing and you might scratch the paint. If you are worried about the paint, get some masking tape and try to protect areas that are in danger as you pull it out from underneath the chrome trim. You might want to cover the back of the hood and the top edge of the fenders.
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Lower pic:
The R & L wiper transmission arms (17566/17567) are retained to the stud of the motor with a clip (17531).
Clip (C5ZZ-17531-A) is available from Ford and fits gazillions of different 1965 and newer vehicles...including 1965/73 Mustang's.
The R & L wiper transmission arms (17566/17567) are retained to the stud of the motor with a clip (17531).
Clip (C5ZZ-17531-A) is available from Ford and fits gazillions of different 1965 and newer vehicles...including 1965/73 Mustang's.
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