<VV> Windshield wipers

[George Jones]

Actually, it is just a press fit. Best way to remove them is with a tool
available at most auto parts store, however, it can be done with a couple of
screwdrivers and a towel to protect the finish of your paint. Use a
screwdriver handle as a fulcrum, over the towel, and place the working end
of a large flat blade screwdriver under the edge of the end of the wiper
arm. press down on the screwdriver and wiggle the arm with your other hand,
and it should com off, just be careful not to mess up your paint.

On Feb 18, 2008 8:52 AM, Duffy, Christopher (GNF, Non-GNF) <
harryjensen at gmail.com> wrote:

> First Corvair owner in need of help. May seem trivial but how do you
> remove
> the windshield wiper arms? I can't seem to locate any screws and
> can't believe it's just a press fit.
>
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