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Has anyone ever ran into a wiper arm that has been torqued down on the pinion splines so tight that it will not pop loose? If i had some sort of mini gear puller it would be a piece of cake. But i don't. I did spray it about an hour ago but no luck so far. I thought about using heat but there's rubber and plastic involved. Any ideas? Thanks
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Is that someone there ??? 1981 VW diesel pickup---1988.5 Suzuki Samurai tin top---1993 Festiva---1974 Bricklin SV-1 ( very thirsty basket case)---2003 Tracker(bells and whistles)
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Mine was stuck also what I did was screw the nut back on so it is flush pull on the wiper arm and give the nut a few hard smacks with a hammer but be careful not to damage the threads Worked for meAnything for a Festiva:thumbup::thumbright: -
You can buy a cheapie battery cable puller at any Parts chain. Works just fine.Chuck
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Got it. Turned it around to face the sun and soaked it again. Put pressure on the arm gave it a couple taps and it came off. ThanksIs that someone there ??? 1981 VW diesel pickup---1988.5 Suzuki Samurai tin top---1993 Festiva---1974 Bricklin SV-1 ( very thirsty basket case)---2003 Tracker(bells and whistles)
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