How do i remove my wiper arms??
Removal Procedure
1] Raise the hood.
2] Turn the ignition switch to the ACCY position.
3] Turn the wiper switch to the DELAY position.
4] Turn the ignition switch OFF when the wiper arms are in the innerwipe position and not moving.
5] Place a piece of masking tape (5) onto the windshield at the tip of each wiper blade (6) to aid in the wiper arm reinstallation.
6] Disconnect the washer hose (3) from the air inlet screen.
7] Remove the wiper arm nut cover (1).
8] Remove the wiper arm nut (2).
9] Using the J 39822 , remove the wiper arm from the wiper transmission.
10] Remove the wiper blade from the wiper arm.
Installation Procedure
1] Install the wiper blade onto the wiper arm. Refer to Wiper Arm Blade Replacement .
2] Position the tip of the wiper blade (6) to the marks made on the windshield with masking tape (5).
3] Install the wiper arm onto the wiper transmission (4).
4] Install the wiper arm nut (2). Tighten the nut to 25 N·m (18 lb ft).
5] Install the wiper arm nut cover (1).
6] Connect the washer hose (3) to the air inlet screen.
7] Remove the masking tape (5) from the windshield.
8] Inspect the wipers for proper operation.
Just when i was going to give up... i thought id give em one last tug. So i rocked them in the direction they go in when working and in the opposite direction... and you hear a click. At that point they're free and you can pull them right up.
Now i just gota get the motor out and get to the circuit board.
Here are the pics of the cowl area after removal:
Hope this helps some of the other people who were trying to remove the arms themselves.
chris
chris

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Btw, for others with same problem... mine were originally in the lowest position, so I just PULLED them (in the direction when working) and both wipers moved up to a middle position (pointing towards the top of the passenger side A-pillar). Then you have to try to pull the away from the windshield while rocking them in the two directions wipers move in when working right. Hope this helps.











