Wiper Blade Arm Issue. PLEASE HELP!
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Wiper Blade Arm Issue. PLEASE HELP!
I have a 2001 Acura MDX Touring for my winter car. A couple days ago, I ran into some trouble with the driver side wiper blade arm.
The Passenger side works fine, and as long as the blade is removed from the driver side arm, it moves properly. When the blade is on the driver side arm, it moves a little (from the resting position), maybe a half inch or less, then stops as the passenger side blade then goes over it.
I'm pretty sure the teeth are shot, and obviously the motor is still good. I am looking for some help on what part(s) I need to get and replace. Thanks
The quicker the better. Time is definitely a factor with this weather this year!
The Passenger side works fine, and as long as the blade is removed from the driver side arm, it moves properly. When the blade is on the driver side arm, it moves a little (from the resting position), maybe a half inch or less, then stops as the passenger side blade then goes over it.
I'm pretty sure the teeth are shot, and obviously the motor is still good. I am looking for some help on what part(s) I need to get and replace. Thanks
The quicker the better. Time is definitely a factor with this weather this year!
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Re: Wiper Blade Arm Issue. PLEASE HELP!
I have a 2001 Acura MDX Touring for my winter car. A couple days ago, I ran into some trouble with the driver side wiper blade arm.
The Passenger side works fine, and as long as the blade is removed from the driver side arm, it moves properly. When the blade is on the driver side arm, it moves a little (from the resting position), maybe a half inch or less, then stops as the passenger side blade then goes over it.
I'm pretty sure the teeth are shot, and obviously the motor is still good. I am looking for some help on what part(s) I need to get and replace. Thanks
The quicker the better. Time is definitely a factor with this weather this year!
The Passenger side works fine, and as long as the blade is removed from the driver side arm, it moves properly. When the blade is on the driver side arm, it moves a little (from the resting position), maybe a half inch or less, then stops as the passenger side blade then goes over it.
I'm pretty sure the teeth are shot, and obviously the motor is still good. I am looking for some help on what part(s) I need to get and replace. Thanks
The quicker the better. Time is definitely a factor with this weather this year!
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Re: Wiper Blade Arm Issue. PLEASE HELP!
Your wiper arm most likely came loose from the transmission. Remove, clean, and reinstall will fix this problem most of the time without having to replace the transmission or the wiper arm in question.
To prevent this from occurring again, do not use the wipers to clear the windshield of snow. Ice will form on the wipers after driving and then parking. This connection to the windshield WILL break the transmission/wiper arm connection, or the transmission itself.
To prevent this from occurring again, do not use the wipers to clear the windshield of snow. Ice will form on the wipers after driving and then parking. This connection to the windshield WILL break the transmission/wiper arm connection, or the transmission itself.
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