Wiper Fitment
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Burning Brakes
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From: Hickory Flat Ga
Wiper Fitment
Do both wiper blades fit under the edge of the hood? The passenger side sticks up behind it due to the shape of the arm. Is that right?
The Trico Innovisions look great on it.
The Trico Innovisions look great on it.
Melting Slicks
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From: Phoenix, Arizona
I just put Trico Exact Fits on mine...didn't even see the Innovisions & the one's I saw like that didn't look like they'd work w/ the C4 style wiper arm. I even took one out of the box & it didn't have the hole in it for the piece to pop into. I assume these do?
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Burning Brakes
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From: Hickory Flat Ga
Thanks for the info. It looks like if the arm was bent more it would slide under but it looks fine. Were you looking at the Bosch? They do not fit. These are the single steel beam ones without the springy things on top. Looks clean
Melting Slicks
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You can adjust you C4's wipers to properly fit under the hood without sticking up. When adjusted properly, they should come to within 1" of the outter windshield trim molding & close completely below the hood. See attached write-up.
