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I think you can just pull up on it really hard. They have a softer metal inside them like lead or something. Mine stripped out while it was raining and the wiper just stopped halfway up the windshield.
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Thanks for the tips...I didn't want to pry on it too hard. I will give them a little more elbow grease. Replaced my burnt spark plug wire and burnt 02 wire today. It idles much nicer and feels more peppy now. I need to get it back on the dyno. I think I will see 405+ now that those are replaced and it's broke in
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Thanks for the tips...I didn't want to pry on it too hard. I will give them a little more elbow grease. Replaced my burnt spark plug wire and burnt 02 wire today. It idles much nicer and feels more peppy now. I need to get it back on the dyno. I think I will see 405+ now that those are replaced and it's broke in
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Went to the junk yard today. pulled a wiper off a 95 or 96. Ended up cracking the winshield using a angled screw driver. It was different than the 98. Get home and use the same screw driver on my car and no luck. i was careful not to crack the windshield so it is still stuck will try again tomorrow.
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Wiper puller $15.00 from advanced auto. Can I put 93-96 wipers on my 98. If I don't get any answers I'm going to try it anyway and then will let you know. I'm changing my nose from a 98 to a 96 next year so I figured I might as well go back to the old wipers, John