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06-18-2008 08:28 AM #1
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A picture might help. Other than that I can't help because I gave up wipers on all of my oldies. Rain-X.
Bob
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06-18-2008 08:38 AM #2
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I drove it down to the parts store this morning and had the parts man put them on for me
theres only 3 ways the little thing flips in or out depending on what style wiper you need..
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06-18-2008 10:32 AM #3
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It's funny Matt, I can do a lot of things when it comes to cars, but putting wiper blades on always gives me a fight. Here in Florida the sun kills them about every 6 months, and I'm needing some right now because rainy season is starting. But I'm putting it off because the darned things never go on like they are supposed to. You either have those stupid little buttons that are hard to push in, or the lever that is just as bad.
I actually considered doing what you just did, having the guys at the parts store throw them on for me.
Don
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