I just received these and need to replace the original wiper arms to get them to fit. Please advse on what to purchase,
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I guess I can't really say ... I didn't realize that your jeep was that old (jealous if it's in good shape!). The ones you have referenced in your reply say that they will work for it. They are usually pretty accurate about that . Good luck!
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Make sure that these were the correct wipers for your vehicle first. The paper included should have instructions to show how to install. Sometimes you have to use the adapter( should be included) for different type arms. You should not need to have new arms.
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You will need to purchase replacement wiper arms from an auto supply store and replace them. The ANCO wiper blades will then fit easily on the replacement wiper arms.
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I replaced true OEM wipers with these that are claimed to be OEM. They do fit after some fiddling. I don't like the fit as well as the true OEM blade and will not buy these again. So far they are working fine during a miserable winter, but I understand your frustration in getting them onto the wiper arms. It took me several minutes until I was satisfied and a month later they have not fallen off.
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I used the original brackets off of the seats that I replaced them with, if you do not have those, then I would look at salvage yards for something that will work with your type of car. They can be pricey if bought new. Good Luck!
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Measure the insert on your car or visit the Trico Products "Find Your Wiper Size" web page: http://www.tricoproducts.com/Drivers/FindYourWiperSize Also, when I go to the page for this product on amazon.com a prompt to "Select Your Vehicle" appears under the page header. This also checks compatibility.
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The Bosch 24-CA fit my standard J kook wiper arm, and snapped right in. I think the Amazon data base may be wrong.The Bosch 24OE-CA will not fit a J hook arm.
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Can't answer the first part, but if you get them I bet you'll be as happy as I was. Now as far as your 2nd question, under the photo in the listing there is a box to input your car year and model. From there you can go thru the listings for these and see which ones fit. If they do you'll see a green box under photo that says it's right for your car. If not it'll be a red box . I would suggest you Google your car for the correct blades for your year and model of car which will cut down your searching cuz you can put the correct numbers in that your car takes. These blades are very quiet and easy to install. Good luck!
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I bought mine for a 2002 Explorer and they did not fit so I returned them. Ended up buying a set of Milenco model Aero 2 which worked out very well. These are the type that clamp to the top of the mirror housing and the mirrors are on the end of a bar that runs through the clamps. More expensive but much nicer - no regrets.
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Not sure I had to send this back and go to the dealer to get the rear wiper replaced for the 05 liberty. Original parts are different than this brand.
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check this website out. It should be able to help you out. http://www.outmotoring.com/mini-cooper/rear_replacement_mini_cooper_wiper_blade-arm.html
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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.
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I think they sell most sizes for either front or rear installation; you make sure you're ordering the right size for the blade you're replacing. I only have front wipers on my sedan (the purchase of this blade), but on a previous SUV I could order any blade for the rear glass as long as it was the correct length. Your vehicle specs will tell you to get 19" or 22" or so forth. I've had a vehicle that took two different sizes on the two front blades, so read carefully. If you don't have the book in the glove compartment you can find any specs online.
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Hi Joe, Go to google and search "HYUNDAI 2008 ENTORAUGE WIPER BLADES" and you will see many blades from different parts stores that will fit your car or go to a Walmart store and they have a very easy to operate computer selector or book available in the car wiper section that will show you the blades you need.
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FYI, I went to the manufacturer's site and their parts finder (http://www.boschautoparts.com/VehiclePartFinder/) brings me right back to Amazon's page for Bosch 26-CA Clear Advantage Beam Wiper Blade - 26", which still says, "This does not fit your:2005 Toyota Prius". Hopefully it's just the 60/40 size split. I'm buying it; supposed to be the best and I live in the rainy NW.
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Not sure but Bosch's website might help, you and provide your vehicle information. https://www.boschautoparts.com/auto/wiper-blades/icon-wiper-blades
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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.
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I will let you know in 41 years for sure, but odds are the rubber will have degraded by then. Have you considered investing in a tech stock instead of a rear wiper for potential return on investment after all that time?PS. It seems that for me the problem was in the arm that attaches to, not a bad blade. It still misses for most of the sweep. It isn't being held against the glass firmly enough.
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This refill is 8 mm and fits inside a square holder. Look at the end of one of your wipers, notice if the arm has square openings. Measure the distance across the metal part of the blade in the arm. Mine is 6mm, these are 8 so they will not fit my car. Measure the length of the old blades. Are they between 17 and 26 inches long? That is the range for this blade. My car is 16" so I would have to cut these with a cut-off tool to make them fit (if they were the right width).