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#639360 04/20/2010 6:05 PM
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guys give me an hand been using serch for 20minuts and can not come up with anything on this
1965 chevy... how do I get the wiper arms off???

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Most of them come off with a little persuasion with a pry bar. Hold the arm out from the windshield with pressure and gently pry on the opposite side of the arm. Watch your paint though.


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thank you very much sir.. I am good on the paint issue this time... that is the reason they are coming off...new paint

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i like to lay down a rag then a small shim of wood on top. that keeps the paint pretty safe. then alternate sides using the prybar. once it gets past the part that retains it - just pull up.

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I do exactly the same thing that HoggyRubber does. Works like a charm.


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