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wiper parts question

anyone know if these are available as new parts? and if so, the part #? mine are about to crumble. are they easy to install?


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yes they are but I don't have the numbers though.

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bump. part # anybody?
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thanks alot

hoping my bentley book will show me how to get the old ones off and new ones on.

anyone with tips, ide appreciate it. thanks
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there is an article on doing that in an old UpFixin' - the diagram shows about a dozen washers, spacers, nuts, and rings on each wiper stud so be careful and put them all on a string or something

356 owners used to drip ol down the shafts every few years...
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If you are only changing the caps, then gently pry up the hinged wiper arm cover, then remove the retaining nut, then the arm and lastly the cap just pulls off.

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