Install Rear Wiper Arm '97 GC
01-27-2004, 05:55 PM
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Install Rear Wiper Arm '97 GC
Hello to all and thanks in advance for any answers. The rear wiper arm on my
'97 Grand Cherokee needs replacement (spring stopped springing) so I bought
a new one. Unfortunately, I
can't figure out how to remove the old one. Does it just snap off (as it
appears)? Don't want to break anything but I figured you experts could shed
some light.
Thanks again!
'97 Grand Cherokee needs replacement (spring stopped springing) so I bought
a new one. Unfortunately, I
can't figure out how to remove the old one. Does it just snap off (as it
appears)? Don't want to break anything but I figured you experts could shed
some light.
Thanks again!
01-27-2004, 05:58 PM
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Re: Install Rear Wiper Arm '97 GC
Schmoe did pass the time by typing:
> Hello to all and thanks in advance for any answers. The rear wiper arm on my
> '97 Grand Cherokee needs replacement (spring stopped springing) so I bought
> a new one. Unfortunately, I
> can't figure out how to remove the old one. Does it just snap off (as it
> appears)? Don't want to break anything but I figured you experts could shed
> some light.
Depends, on most you just fold the arm back all the way (like when
cleaning the window) that releases the catch. Then just pull the arm off.
Some have a small clip that needs to be slid away.
--
DougW
> Hello to all and thanks in advance for any answers. The rear wiper arm on my
> '97 Grand Cherokee needs replacement (spring stopped springing) so I bought
> a new one. Unfortunately, I
> can't figure out how to remove the old one. Does it just snap off (as it
> appears)? Don't want to break anything but I figured you experts could shed
> some light.
Depends, on most you just fold the arm back all the way (like when
cleaning the window) that releases the catch. Then just pull the arm off.
Some have a small clip that needs to be slid away.
--
DougW
01-27-2004, 05:58 PM
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Re: Install Rear Wiper Arm '97 GC
Schmoe did pass the time by typing:
> Hello to all and thanks in advance for any answers. The rear wiper arm on my
> '97 Grand Cherokee needs replacement (spring stopped springing) so I bought
> a new one. Unfortunately, I
> can't figure out how to remove the old one. Does it just snap off (as it
> appears)? Don't want to break anything but I figured you experts could shed
> some light.
Depends, on most you just fold the arm back all the way (like when
cleaning the window) that releases the catch. Then just pull the arm off.
Some have a small clip that needs to be slid away.
--
DougW
> Hello to all and thanks in advance for any answers. The rear wiper arm on my
> '97 Grand Cherokee needs replacement (spring stopped springing) so I bought
> a new one. Unfortunately, I
> can't figure out how to remove the old one. Does it just snap off (as it
> appears)? Don't want to break anything but I figured you experts could shed
> some light.
Depends, on most you just fold the arm back all the way (like when
cleaning the window) that releases the catch. Then just pull the arm off.
Some have a small clip that needs to be slid away.
--
DougW
01-27-2004, 05:58 PM
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Re: Install Rear Wiper Arm '97 GC
Schmoe did pass the time by typing:
> Hello to all and thanks in advance for any answers. The rear wiper arm on my
> '97 Grand Cherokee needs replacement (spring stopped springing) so I bought
> a new one. Unfortunately, I
> can't figure out how to remove the old one. Does it just snap off (as it
> appears)? Don't want to break anything but I figured you experts could shed
> some light.
Depends, on most you just fold the arm back all the way (like when
cleaning the window) that releases the catch. Then just pull the arm off.
Some have a small clip that needs to be slid away.
--
DougW
> Hello to all and thanks in advance for any answers. The rear wiper arm on my
> '97 Grand Cherokee needs replacement (spring stopped springing) so I bought
> a new one. Unfortunately, I
> can't figure out how to remove the old one. Does it just snap off (as it
> appears)? Don't want to break anything but I figured you experts could shed
> some light.
Depends, on most you just fold the arm back all the way (like when
cleaning the window) that releases the catch. Then just pull the arm off.
Some have a small clip that needs to be slid away.
--
DougW
01-27-2004, 06:09 PM
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Re: Install Rear Wiper Arm '97 GC
"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message
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> Schmoe did pass the time by typing:
> > Hello to all and thanks in advance for any answers. The rear wiper arm
on my
> > '97 Grand Cherokee needs replacement (spring stopped springing) so I
bought
> > a new one. Unfortunately, I
> > can't figure out how to remove the old one. Does it just snap off (as it
> > appears)? Don't want to break anything but I figured you experts could
shed
> > some light.
>
> Depends, on most you just fold the arm back all the way (like when
> cleaning the window) that releases the catch. Then just pull the arm off.
> Some have a small clip that needs to be slid away.
I'm not referring to the wiper itself but the actual spring loaded arm. Did
you think I meant the wiper itself?
news:b2CRb.1372$L_4.1192@okepread01...
> Schmoe did pass the time by typing:
> > Hello to all and thanks in advance for any answers. The rear wiper arm
on my
> > '97 Grand Cherokee needs replacement (spring stopped springing) so I
bought
> > a new one. Unfortunately, I
> > can't figure out how to remove the old one. Does it just snap off (as it
> > appears)? Don't want to break anything but I figured you experts could
shed
> > some light.
>
> Depends, on most you just fold the arm back all the way (like when
> cleaning the window) that releases the catch. Then just pull the arm off.
> Some have a small clip that needs to be slid away.
I'm not referring to the wiper itself but the actual spring loaded arm. Did
you think I meant the wiper itself?
01-27-2004, 06:09 PM
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Re: Install Rear Wiper Arm '97 GC
"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message
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> Schmoe did pass the time by typing:
> > Hello to all and thanks in advance for any answers. The rear wiper arm
on my
> > '97 Grand Cherokee needs replacement (spring stopped springing) so I
bought
> > a new one. Unfortunately, I
> > can't figure out how to remove the old one. Does it just snap off (as it
> > appears)? Don't want to break anything but I figured you experts could
shed
> > some light.
>
> Depends, on most you just fold the arm back all the way (like when
> cleaning the window) that releases the catch. Then just pull the arm off.
> Some have a small clip that needs to be slid away.
I'm not referring to the wiper itself but the actual spring loaded arm. Did
you think I meant the wiper itself?
news:b2CRb.1372$L_4.1192@okepread01...
> Schmoe did pass the time by typing:
> > Hello to all and thanks in advance for any answers. The rear wiper arm
on my
> > '97 Grand Cherokee needs replacement (spring stopped springing) so I
bought
> > a new one. Unfortunately, I
> > can't figure out how to remove the old one. Does it just snap off (as it
> > appears)? Don't want to break anything but I figured you experts could
shed
> > some light.
>
> Depends, on most you just fold the arm back all the way (like when
> cleaning the window) that releases the catch. Then just pull the arm off.
> Some have a small clip that needs to be slid away.
I'm not referring to the wiper itself but the actual spring loaded arm. Did
you think I meant the wiper itself?
01-27-2004, 06:09 PM
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Re: Install Rear Wiper Arm '97 GC
"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message
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> Schmoe did pass the time by typing:
> > Hello to all and thanks in advance for any answers. The rear wiper arm
on my
> > '97 Grand Cherokee needs replacement (spring stopped springing) so I
bought
> > a new one. Unfortunately, I
> > can't figure out how to remove the old one. Does it just snap off (as it
> > appears)? Don't want to break anything but I figured you experts could
shed
> > some light.
>
> Depends, on most you just fold the arm back all the way (like when
> cleaning the window) that releases the catch. Then just pull the arm off.
> Some have a small clip that needs to be slid away.
I'm not referring to the wiper itself but the actual spring loaded arm. Did
you think I meant the wiper itself?
news:b2CRb.1372$L_4.1192@okepread01...
> Schmoe did pass the time by typing:
> > Hello to all and thanks in advance for any answers. The rear wiper arm
on my
> > '97 Grand Cherokee needs replacement (spring stopped springing) so I
bought
> > a new one. Unfortunately, I
> > can't figure out how to remove the old one. Does it just snap off (as it
> > appears)? Don't want to break anything but I figured you experts could
shed
> > some light.
>
> Depends, on most you just fold the arm back all the way (like when
> cleaning the window) that releases the catch. Then just pull the arm off.
> Some have a small clip that needs to be slid away.
I'm not referring to the wiper itself but the actual spring loaded arm. Did
you think I meant the wiper itself?
01-27-2004, 06:21 PM
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Re: Install Rear Wiper Arm '97 GC
Schmoe did pass the time by typing:
> "DougW" wrote ...
>> Schmoe did pass the time by typing:
>>> Hello to all and thanks in advance for any answers. The rear wiper arm on my
>>> '97 Grand Cherokee needs replacement (spring stopped springing) so I bought
>>> a new one. Unfortunately, I
>>> can't figure out how to remove the old one. Does it just snap off (as it
>>> appears)? Don't want to break anything but I figured you experts could shed
>>> some light.
>>
>> Depends, on most you just fold the arm back all the way (like when
>> cleaning the window) that releases the catch. Then just pull the arm off.
>> Some have a small clip that needs to be slid away.
>
> I'm not referring to the wiper itself but the actual spring loaded arm. Did
> you think I meant the wiper itself?
I'm talking about the arm.
Took me a sec to remember.
Piccie: http://members.***.net/wilsond/temp/rearwiper.jpg
Bend the arm back, find the little metal clip and pry
between it and the arm. The arm should just slide off.
Slide the new one on.
> "DougW" wrote ...
>> Schmoe did pass the time by typing:
>>> Hello to all and thanks in advance for any answers. The rear wiper arm on my
>>> '97 Grand Cherokee needs replacement (spring stopped springing) so I bought
>>> a new one. Unfortunately, I
>>> can't figure out how to remove the old one. Does it just snap off (as it
>>> appears)? Don't want to break anything but I figured you experts could shed
>>> some light.
>>
>> Depends, on most you just fold the arm back all the way (like when
>> cleaning the window) that releases the catch. Then just pull the arm off.
>> Some have a small clip that needs to be slid away.
>
> I'm not referring to the wiper itself but the actual spring loaded arm. Did
> you think I meant the wiper itself?
I'm talking about the arm.
Took me a sec to remember.
Piccie: http://members.***.net/wilsond/temp/rearwiper.jpg
Bend the arm back, find the little metal clip and pry
between it and the arm. The arm should just slide off.
Slide the new one on.
01-27-2004, 06:21 PM
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Re: Install Rear Wiper Arm '97 GC
Schmoe did pass the time by typing:
> "DougW" wrote ...
>> Schmoe did pass the time by typing:
>>> Hello to all and thanks in advance for any answers. The rear wiper arm on my
>>> '97 Grand Cherokee needs replacement (spring stopped springing) so I bought
>>> a new one. Unfortunately, I
>>> can't figure out how to remove the old one. Does it just snap off (as it
>>> appears)? Don't want to break anything but I figured you experts could shed
>>> some light.
>>
>> Depends, on most you just fold the arm back all the way (like when
>> cleaning the window) that releases the catch. Then just pull the arm off.
>> Some have a small clip that needs to be slid away.
>
> I'm not referring to the wiper itself but the actual spring loaded arm. Did
> you think I meant the wiper itself?
I'm talking about the arm.
Took me a sec to remember.
Piccie: http://members.***.net/wilsond/temp/rearwiper.jpg
Bend the arm back, find the little metal clip and pry
between it and the arm. The arm should just slide off.
Slide the new one on.
> "DougW" wrote ...
>> Schmoe did pass the time by typing:
>>> Hello to all and thanks in advance for any answers. The rear wiper arm on my
>>> '97 Grand Cherokee needs replacement (spring stopped springing) so I bought
>>> a new one. Unfortunately, I
>>> can't figure out how to remove the old one. Does it just snap off (as it
>>> appears)? Don't want to break anything but I figured you experts could shed
>>> some light.
>>
>> Depends, on most you just fold the arm back all the way (like when
>> cleaning the window) that releases the catch. Then just pull the arm off.
>> Some have a small clip that needs to be slid away.
>
> I'm not referring to the wiper itself but the actual spring loaded arm. Did
> you think I meant the wiper itself?
I'm talking about the arm.
Took me a sec to remember.
Piccie: http://members.***.net/wilsond/temp/rearwiper.jpg
Bend the arm back, find the little metal clip and pry
between it and the arm. The arm should just slide off.
Slide the new one on.
01-27-2004, 06:21 PM
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Re: Install Rear Wiper Arm '97 GC
Schmoe did pass the time by typing:
> "DougW" wrote ...
>> Schmoe did pass the time by typing:
>>> Hello to all and thanks in advance for any answers. The rear wiper arm on my
>>> '97 Grand Cherokee needs replacement (spring stopped springing) so I bought
>>> a new one. Unfortunately, I
>>> can't figure out how to remove the old one. Does it just snap off (as it
>>> appears)? Don't want to break anything but I figured you experts could shed
>>> some light.
>>
>> Depends, on most you just fold the arm back all the way (like when
>> cleaning the window) that releases the catch. Then just pull the arm off.
>> Some have a small clip that needs to be slid away.
>
> I'm not referring to the wiper itself but the actual spring loaded arm. Did
> you think I meant the wiper itself?
I'm talking about the arm.
Took me a sec to remember.
Piccie: http://members.***.net/wilsond/temp/rearwiper.jpg
Bend the arm back, find the little metal clip and pry
between it and the arm. The arm should just slide off.
Slide the new one on.
> "DougW" wrote ...
>> Schmoe did pass the time by typing:
>>> Hello to all and thanks in advance for any answers. The rear wiper arm on my
>>> '97 Grand Cherokee needs replacement (spring stopped springing) so I bought
>>> a new one. Unfortunately, I
>>> can't figure out how to remove the old one. Does it just snap off (as it
>>> appears)? Don't want to break anything but I figured you experts could shed
>>> some light.
>>
>> Depends, on most you just fold the arm back all the way (like when
>> cleaning the window) that releases the catch. Then just pull the arm off.
>> Some have a small clip that needs to be slid away.
>
> I'm not referring to the wiper itself but the actual spring loaded arm. Did
> you think I meant the wiper itself?
I'm talking about the arm.
Took me a sec to remember.
Piccie: http://members.***.net/wilsond/temp/rearwiper.jpg
Bend the arm back, find the little metal clip and pry
between it and the arm. The arm should just slide off.
Slide the new one on.