faded black molding between windshield and hood- MIRACLE CURE
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If the sun comes out today I will take her out and see if I like it or not and take a picture for the forum.
And now I have decided since I have her apart, I am going to remove the entire window washer system, except for the new nozzles I will put back in. That should free up some weight in the front. I never use the washers anyway. I don't like window washer fluid streaks on the side windows
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just an fyi to anybody thinking about prying the arms off, be very careful. the tool from advanced is your best bet. i used a nut/bolt/washer combo to keep the tool from bending and got the drivers side off finally. i did manage to bust the windshield first though
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Here is the tool GM Uses. Try to find one similiar.
I used a Lisle Window Arm/Battery Terminal puller and it worked on the passenger arm but there was not enough clearance on the drivers one.
I used a Lisle Window Arm/Battery Terminal puller and it worked on the passenger arm but there was not enough clearance on the drivers one.
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that looks just like the one i bought at advanced auto except mine was cheaply made and didn't have any gussets to help it keep it's shape. with a bolt/washer to hold its shape it worked very well. it cost $13 in the help isle
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i just took mine off the other day, to clean out gunk underneath. i'll be painting before i put it all back on.
i didn't use a tool, but almost cracked my windshield too. it takes some penetrating oil and some wiggling and patience.
sorry for your luck outkast.
i didn't use a tool, but almost cracked my windshield too. it takes some penetrating oil and some wiggling and patience.
sorry for your luck outkast.
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I did the same thing when I was prepping my car for paint.The older cars you had to pry up on the wipers to get them off.Idid not realize that the windshield goes under the plastic until it was too late.Atleast i have a naw windshield that is not all scratched up now.
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Here is the Gloss black in the sun.
My new push pins came in today. The new covers for the arms and the the window washer nozzles will be in tomorrow, Although the nozzles will be installed just to plug the hole, as I removed the washer tank .
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My new push pins came in today. The new covers for the arms and the the window washer nozzles will be in tomorrow, Although the nozzles will be installed just to plug the hole, as I removed the washer tank .
![](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v345/Ogstad/001-6.jpg)
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