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Got any left over? :gr_grin:eh,,I got 'em...just needed some patience
Dang..I should've thought of that...good ideaBefore re-installing the wiper arms, use a bit of anti-seize on the splines.
This will make wipers easier to remove next time. Make sure they have the nuts plastic cap cover too.
I had the same leak and it ended up being the seal between the door and the frame....I used silicone and no more problems.
Ya wiper arms are not my patience testing specialty, they were almost welded on!Got any left over? :gr_grin:
I tried to do mine last summer and gave up before I got anywhere. Mine really need painting now.
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i am wondering if i put some of that spray foam insulation in the small slot to fill in this area if that might do the trick...this area fills up with water..we can hear it sloshing around after a rain fall. besides the slot for the the panel to lock it in place, is there anything else in that area that would be an issue if i filled it in with that foam?...i have done everything else....driving me nuts!!!
PS.. i got the picture posted too!! thanks for the help earlier!!