Re: Windshield Wiper arm removal

[Robert Palmason <rpalmason@xxxxxxxxx>]

Corrosion in Sacramento?  ;v)

Rob in Massachusetts

On Fri, May 23, 2008 at 4:34 AM,  <v8magic@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> In answering your question, I am assuming that your wipers are of the
> nut and stud variety. That said, I have resonable success using a
> product called Freeze Off. It combines penetrating solvents with a
> "freezing action" that crystalizes the corrosion. A couple of carefully
> placed and executed raps with a small metal hammer should break up the
> corrosion enough to allow removal. Removal is, as described elsewhere,
> by prying the arm upward. I hope that helps.
>
> Bob in Sacramento
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> David Kincaid wrote:
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>> I'm having trouble pulling these off my '62 Chrysler.  What's the
>> easiest and best way to get it done?
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