Is the pin fixed in the subaru tribeca wiper arm or does it pop out

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If the wipers were jammed two things could have happened to the motor. The first possibility is that you striped one of the plastic gears, or the second more likely option is that the ball joint on the wiper has popped off. Try moving the wiper blades back and forth and listen for a sound like metal scraping or dragging which will mean its the ball joint. To fix it first take off the wiper motor and locate the joint still attached to the blades ( move the blades back and forth till you see it). Once you have found the joint tie some rope around the wiper joint arm and pop the joint back together. I had this happen once with a Subaru during a snow storm.

Diagram reference number 1 in the image below:
"" Fitment: 2006 SUBARU B9 TRIBECA - 4 door

Application Notes:

Category: Electrical. Charging and Starting

SubCategory: Alternator / Generator and Related Components

Position: General

Part Number: 809221090


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This is a bit of an awkward one on that car, but you have to remove the wiper arms, then remove the retaining nuts on the spindles, the wiper motor and get to the inner wiper control arms. There's a chance that one of the nylon cups which connect the control/drive arms has popped off and simply needs to be reconnected.

both codes are related.

code P0700 transmission control system

code P1844 transmission fluid pressure sensor.

most likely cause is a bad transmission fluid pressure sensor this sensor will set both codes. have someone with a scanner rad the info from the sensor it is most likely open or shorted...best guess replace the sensor.

it is the whole blade and wiper assembly that is changed, now days.. Not necessarily a bad thing, the little springs get tired, over time... Fast to replace..

Hi Im sure you can get them from ebay if you cannot find any get back to me and I will get you the supplier.

Regards

Dan

It is most likely one of two things

1. The wipers have come loose on the shafts. Lift the plastic cover at the end of the wiper blade that attaches to the wiper transmission and turn the wipers on. If the shaft and/or nut is turning, then you can simplt tighten the nut to get them working.
2. the arm from the motor has popped off. Remove the wiper arms by removing the nut mentioned above and pull up on the wiper slightly while LIGHTLY tapping on the shaft with a small hammer. (Be VERY careful not to damage the threads on the shaft.) Then remove the plastic cowl cover. You will then see the shaft that goes from the wiper motor to the wiper transmission assembly. If it is popped off, it can be popped back on again, but it probably will not stay. It is recommended that you replace the arm.

I went to the dealer and they showed me how to do it. Just pull it back, I thought it would break off----but it doesn't. Pull it back and it snaps right off.

the linkage has popped off the back you need to get to it to push it back on ots possibly worn and needs replacing