1994 Subaru Legacy Outdoor "wiper arm pivot stripped" Questions

...wiper arm off to check the drive mechanism sound like you had your wiper on when your windshield had ice formed on it then you stripped the arm. normally you can lose the nut on top of the arm pivot ...

...or u might need to pull the cover off at the bottom of the wiper and tighten the nut. it's stripped! remove the plastic cover at the wiper arm pivot align the wiper to position then tight down the ...

...stopped working motor runs, wipers dont Probably stripped at the spline where pivots. Try getting arms off at the pivot point, cleaning, re-attach & tighten if there is a nut holding them to

wiper arm seems stripped. I cannot figure how to reove and my local Chev dealer BRESEE CHEVROLEY LIVERPOOL, NY refuses any assistance at all, "BRING IT IN..." typical sock it to the customer @ $94 per

...wiper arm where it bolts on to the pivot, you can should try and tighten this nut first and get lucky. See if the pivot is moving is so tighten the nut at the bottom of the wiper arm. If the pivot is ...

...wiper arm remains stationary. Any ideas, and how can I repair this myself? It's a 2006 Mazda 3. thers a bolt where the wiper piviots and it might need tigting THe "teeth" connecting the arm to the ...

or stripped on the pivots or the wiper linkage is broken. Try tightening the arm to pivot bolt. If that doesn't work, remove the plastic cowling and examine the linkage. You can buy new linkage for it

wiper arm connections/post and/or wiper motor gear...or possibly bent operating assembly,,,first remove the arms from the post.they should have a small locking device just under the arm at the bottom.

...pivot, is located in the wiper module. You'll have to remove the wiper module from the car in order to service. look at the arms u may have to pull a plate of to see the arms under the hood close to ...

...wiper arm mounts to the motor assembly. It's usually under a cap or lid of some sort. If the wiper arm moves freely you could try to tighten the nut a bit more to secure it...this may work but won't ...