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Wipers on 2000 Jeep Cherokee travel too far

I own a 2000 Jeep Cehrokee Classic and the windshield wipers travel too far. The wiper on the drivers side travels seveal inches too far causing the wiper to hit the windshield moundling which in turn causes the wiper to tear and have to be replaced. I have replace the wiper blade several times during the past several months. What can be done to keep the wiper from hiting the moulding?

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Hello, this sounds like your wiper transmission got out of alignment possibly due to ice on windsheild.don't really know.short of replacing you could loosen the nut under the cover and move wiper arm back possibly.

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