Winter Wiper Blades
11-15-2005, 09:55 PM
#31
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Re: Winter Wiper Blades
Google for <Anco "30-13" winter> and you should see a few (relevant) hits.
Price is usually $6-8 a piece. I like the Anco because the connector doesn't
need an adapter (the NAPA/Trico versions I have seen are made for the "pin"
style connector and use a clunky adapter to work on the new style wiper
arm).
Kevin
Price is usually $6-8 a piece. I like the Anco because the connector doesn't
need an adapter (the NAPA/Trico versions I have seen are made for the "pin"
style connector and use a clunky adapter to work on the new style wiper
arm).
Kevin
11-15-2005, 10:03 PM
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Re: Winter Wiper Blades
FSawin proclaimed:
> Time for my continuing search for winter wiper blades for my 2003 TJ.
> The Jeep dealer doesn't carry 13" winter blades and the local parts
> stores don't either. I tried to get them last winter and struck out.
> Any body got an online source?
> Frank Sawin
>
J. C. Whitney. Has 12 and 13 inch blade assemblies for Jeeps. The
Silicone models are available in colors if you wish.
> Time for my continuing search for winter wiper blades for my 2003 TJ.
> The Jeep dealer doesn't carry 13" winter blades and the local parts
> stores don't either. I tried to get them last winter and struck out.
> Any body got an online source?
> Frank Sawin
>
J. C. Whitney. Has 12 and 13 inch blade assemblies for Jeeps. The
Silicone models are available in colors if you wish.
11-15-2005, 10:03 PM
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Re: Winter Wiper Blades
FSawin proclaimed:
> Time for my continuing search for winter wiper blades for my 2003 TJ.
> The Jeep dealer doesn't carry 13" winter blades and the local parts
> stores don't either. I tried to get them last winter and struck out.
> Any body got an online source?
> Frank Sawin
>
J. C. Whitney. Has 12 and 13 inch blade assemblies for Jeeps. The
Silicone models are available in colors if you wish.
> Time for my continuing search for winter wiper blades for my 2003 TJ.
> The Jeep dealer doesn't carry 13" winter blades and the local parts
> stores don't either. I tried to get them last winter and struck out.
> Any body got an online source?
> Frank Sawin
>
J. C. Whitney. Has 12 and 13 inch blade assemblies for Jeeps. The
Silicone models are available in colors if you wish.
11-15-2005, 10:03 PM
#34
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Re: Winter Wiper Blades
FSawin proclaimed:
> Time for my continuing search for winter wiper blades for my 2003 TJ.
> The Jeep dealer doesn't carry 13" winter blades and the local parts
> stores don't either. I tried to get them last winter and struck out.
> Any body got an online source?
> Frank Sawin
>
J. C. Whitney. Has 12 and 13 inch blade assemblies for Jeeps. The
Silicone models are available in colors if you wish.
> Time for my continuing search for winter wiper blades for my 2003 TJ.
> The Jeep dealer doesn't carry 13" winter blades and the local parts
> stores don't either. I tried to get them last winter and struck out.
> Any body got an online source?
> Frank Sawin
>
J. C. Whitney. Has 12 and 13 inch blade assemblies for Jeeps. The
Silicone models are available in colors if you wish.
11-16-2005, 01:01 AM
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Re: Winter Wiper Blades
Our winters here in the Sierras are more wet than cold, we seldom see below
19 and it gets over 32 most every day.
My experience with rubber-covered blades is that they crack and allow water
in, it freezes, and the wiper then is useless unless you flex them before
use.
Maybe where its sub-zero and dry they might work better?
--
Stupendous Man,
Defender of Freedom, Advocate of Liberty
19 and it gets over 32 most every day.
My experience with rubber-covered blades is that they crack and allow water
in, it freezes, and the wiper then is useless unless you flex them before
use.
Maybe where its sub-zero and dry they might work better?
--
Stupendous Man,
Defender of Freedom, Advocate of Liberty
11-16-2005, 01:01 AM
#36
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Re: Winter Wiper Blades
Our winters here in the Sierras are more wet than cold, we seldom see below
19 and it gets over 32 most every day.
My experience with rubber-covered blades is that they crack and allow water
in, it freezes, and the wiper then is useless unless you flex them before
use.
Maybe where its sub-zero and dry they might work better?
--
Stupendous Man,
Defender of Freedom, Advocate of Liberty
19 and it gets over 32 most every day.
My experience with rubber-covered blades is that they crack and allow water
in, it freezes, and the wiper then is useless unless you flex them before
use.
Maybe where its sub-zero and dry they might work better?
--
Stupendous Man,
Defender of Freedom, Advocate of Liberty
11-16-2005, 01:01 AM
#37
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Re: Winter Wiper Blades
Our winters here in the Sierras are more wet than cold, we seldom see below
19 and it gets over 32 most every day.
My experience with rubber-covered blades is that they crack and allow water
in, it freezes, and the wiper then is useless unless you flex them before
use.
Maybe where its sub-zero and dry they might work better?
--
Stupendous Man,
Defender of Freedom, Advocate of Liberty
19 and it gets over 32 most every day.
My experience with rubber-covered blades is that they crack and allow water
in, it freezes, and the wiper then is useless unless you flex them before
use.
Maybe where its sub-zero and dry they might work better?
--
Stupendous Man,
Defender of Freedom, Advocate of Liberty
11-16-2005, 09:06 AM
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Re: Winter Wiper Blades
Earle:
The summer blades load up with snow and ice big time in the housing.
This makes the blade non-flexible and results in the blade no longer
making proper contact with the windshield. I am looking for a quality
brand name 13" winter wiper blade, doesn't seem to be available over
the counter around here for some reason. There are plently of Jeeps
around here too (greater Boston), seems like an opportunity.
Frank Sawin
The summer blades load up with snow and ice big time in the housing.
This makes the blade non-flexible and results in the blade no longer
making proper contact with the windshield. I am looking for a quality
brand name 13" winter wiper blade, doesn't seem to be available over
the counter around here for some reason. There are plently of Jeeps
around here too (greater Boston), seems like an opportunity.
Frank Sawin
11-16-2005, 09:06 AM
#39
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Re: Winter Wiper Blades
Earle:
The summer blades load up with snow and ice big time in the housing.
This makes the blade non-flexible and results in the blade no longer
making proper contact with the windshield. I am looking for a quality
brand name 13" winter wiper blade, doesn't seem to be available over
the counter around here for some reason. There are plently of Jeeps
around here too (greater Boston), seems like an opportunity.
Frank Sawin
The summer blades load up with snow and ice big time in the housing.
This makes the blade non-flexible and results in the blade no longer
making proper contact with the windshield. I am looking for a quality
brand name 13" winter wiper blade, doesn't seem to be available over
the counter around here for some reason. There are plently of Jeeps
around here too (greater Boston), seems like an opportunity.
Frank Sawin
11-16-2005, 09:06 AM
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Re: Winter Wiper Blades
Earle:
The summer blades load up with snow and ice big time in the housing.
This makes the blade non-flexible and results in the blade no longer
making proper contact with the windshield. I am looking for a quality
brand name 13" winter wiper blade, doesn't seem to be available over
the counter around here for some reason. There are plently of Jeeps
around here too (greater Boston), seems like an opportunity.
Frank Sawin
The summer blades load up with snow and ice big time in the housing.
This makes the blade non-flexible and results in the blade no longer
making proper contact with the windshield. I am looking for a quality
brand name 13" winter wiper blade, doesn't seem to be available over
the counter around here for some reason. There are plently of Jeeps
around here too (greater Boston), seems like an opportunity.
Frank Sawin
