does the wiper screw in, or lock in?
793736
I can answer this question in a week when I can look at it.. If you still need an answer in a week ask me the question again. Sorry
678331
You have to pinch the housing and it swings open slightly and then the wiper arm goes through it.
1931753
I believe it goes in with the metal part to the left (exhaust side). If it's in the wrong way, the automatic operation doesn't seem to work.
1273670
Nope. It locked good so far for me, the only problem is you need to keep tighten up the bolt or it would loosen by itself.
66511
You turn the screw to open the back flaps to lock it in place. However, my screw cap (wing nut) broken within a month.
448341
Yes, two screws in the holder. THe "lock" slips in and out when you release the connector. I've had them for almost a year and think they are great.
2140461
Yes. (Wiper blade design has not changed). I am uncertain about the sizes though.You can use a tape and check them yourself. Its really easy.
950044
It screws in but be very careful because can easily screw through the ceramic bowtie. I DID!!. Didnt order another one went with something else. Now my chevy bowtie looks cool.
1285174
It should click into place. If it's not clicking, put in and then twist to line up the locking dot.
744405
You'll need a separate switch. The wiper motor didn't work as well as I hoped
1330101
If you pull the tow sections apart (they will not break) you can see a plastic piece that has a screw. When you twist the piece when it is in the other piece, the screw causes the plastic to expand and the friction locks the lower end in place. I suspect somehow the screw was extended to far and the plastic is not contacting the inside of the upper piece to allow the screw to enlarge the plastic to lock it.
271404
About half way down the windshield wiper arm is a black, U-shaped piece of plastic screwed to the arm. It needs to be removed for any of the beam style wipers to work properly without gaps in windshield coverage. All you need to remove the plastic piece is a philips head screwdriver. There is only a single screw holding it in place. It can be reinstalled later if you decide to go back to OEM style wipers.
2136411
suction cups @ the small plastic piece thats mounted to windshield and just slide the unit off and lock it up
982275
This comes with a threaded pin which screws in. It is not locking but you need a wrench to screw/unscrew it.
311755
It doesn't officially lock unless your tailgate is lockable. If thats the case then its pretty much secure. The only way to open the bakflip is from the underside, when the tailgate is open
1541975
Yes it locks in both the in position and when extended. Just make sure the lock handle does not contact anything. I had to notch the trim that on bumps would hit the lock handle and unlock the slide (handle was resting on the trim). After I notched the trim all was good. Great for upgrading to a flat screen in the RV.
809549
Take your arms and cowl back off. Take a piece of tape and make a flag on the wiper arm shaft. Once you get the linkage set to the park position, loosen the nut on the motor shaft and cycle it to get it to the park position. Tighten the nut and you should be good. Took me a few times to get it right.