atrain59

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So I bought a roller that was completely gutted and am in the process of pulling everything out of my wrecked car to put in the roller. Well I need to swap over the whole wiper arm assembly but can not get them off my car, I have tried everything I can think off. Is there some sort of tool you got to have to take them off?

atrain59

iTrader: (31)

Anyone????

cabech984

iTrader: (11)

Battery terminal puller

http://www.google.com/products/catal...ed=0CF0Q8wIwAA

02v8ta

iTrader: (8)

What year is it? I just had to do this it's a pain. The bolt is hidden by a pop off plastic piece on the arm. It's a metric 8-1.25 nut holding it
On.

Undertow74

iTrader: (45)

yea, you pop off the cover at the base of the wiper arm its usually plastic pull it off with a screw driver, then go ahead and loosen up the nut thats holding it on. then go ahead and pull it off, its splined on there so pressure pulling straight up, using a screwdriver, hands, pliers whatever you want and it will pull right off.....

Crispy

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Its held in with a nut on a tapered shaft. You can use a puller, or bring the arm up off the glass and hit the top of the tapered shaft with something blunt. Be careful to not hit your hood or windshield. Also, dont use something to pry it out, it probably wont budge.

Snapps

iTrader: (39)

Dealership tried every puller that they had to remove my wipers an had no luck, went to the body shop an the guy just removed the nut an rocked them back an forth an they popped right off. I watched a friend do the same thing an spider cracked his windshield, so be very gentle an patient when doing it. Sounds like you have the same problem I had.

rickyzZ28

iTrader: (28)

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/WMR-W86555/

Here is a tool that summit sells that should work for you.

APG12

iTrader: (25)

I just gave mine a nice careful tug and they came off no problem at all.

BOA279

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This is exactly what I used and I tried everything I could before also. This fit perfectly even on the driver side where theres little space between the stud and the hood. I cranked this tool on a few turns and shot the stud with some break free and waited...a few minutes later: "pop!" and it came off by itself.

atrain59

iTrader: (31)

I went and bought this from advanced and it worked great the passenger side came right off the driverside took a little work but thanks for all the info guys

67RSCamaroVette

iTrader: (63)

I lift the plastic cover, remove the nut, spray WD-40 on the splines. Give a few light raps with a ball peen hammer around the spline area, being sure not to break the windshield. Using a large pair of vise-grips, rock the wiper assembly back and forth toward the front and back of the car. I've never had a wiper that didn't come off in seconds using this method. The vise grips do not leave marks that you can see later, because of the plastic cover.