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Mine is a 64 (may have been upgraded to later) and it looks like there is a little tab between the arm and the window, but I cannot get it to come of. Do I push, pull or pry this tab to get the windshield wiper arms to come off? Any trick to it?
Not replacing them, (cowl work) so I can't look at replacements to see how the mechanism to remove them works.
Thanks.
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Ed - 64 Coupe I6 170ci
20 years late getting my dream car, but my son driving it to his high school is just as wonderful!
No, just lift under the edge of the fitting opposite the arm. There's a special tool for this, but as long as you avoid scratching the cowl, you'll be OK.
No, just lift under the edge of the fitting opposite the arm. There's a special tool for this, but as long as you avoid scratching the cowl, you'll be OK.
Large screwdriver at the locking tab under the arm and a larger one behind the arm (under the fitting). Twist both and it came right off! Thank you!
I thought perhaps it was like a "C" clip and might need to be pulled up or something. If only I could have seen under it from the beginning, nothing could be easier.
Again, Thanks!
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Ed - 64 Coupe I6 170ci
20 years late getting my dream car, but my son driving it to his high school is just as wonderful!
I'll just say they may be stuck pretty good. I had the same issue and ended up chipping teh paint on my mustang. If I ever have to do it again, I will be taping the area and using padding just to be safe.
I'll just say they may be stuck pretty good. I had the same issue and ended up chipping teh paint on my mustang. If I ever have to do it again, I will be taping the area and using padding just to be safe.
The first one I did not expect the way it sprung off. Since I was using 2 screwdrivers, no hands free. I just tossed a towel folded up a few times over and under it. The weight kept it from springing off.
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Ed - 64 Coupe I6 170ci
20 years late getting my dream car, but my son driving it to his high school is just as wonderful!
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64 windshield wiper arm removal?
