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10-14-09, 10:41 AM
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Wiper blade installation - feel free to make fun of me...
I bought a set of new wiper blades from CCOT for my 88' FJ62 and cant figure out how these go on. I'm trying to connect these new wiper blades to my original fj62 wiper blade arms.
Original wiper blades & wiper blade arms:
New wiper blades and original wiper blade arms:
Can anyone tell me what i'm doing wrong & how to put this all together??
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10-14-09, 10:45 AM
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they didnt give you the correct adapter...
and why didnt you just buy some new blades at o'reily or something?
if you give me a minute ill snap a pic of the adapter on my 42 out front.
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10-14-09, 10:52 AM
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the adapter just slides over the arm and snaps in place then you use the smaller of the 2 adapter you do have clipped onto the wiper blade and your done, takes 30 seconds when you ave everything.
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**84 FJ60 "Fiona", OME springs, anti inversion lift shackles, 33's, Front aussie, Rear Detroit, 4.56's, and exhaust..... For Now.... ROTW, 2F-E Swap**
**82 BJ42 SR and some 33x10.50-15's**
91 Honda Civic Hatch "Fry" with a JDM B20B CR-V Engine, with some bolt ons... Oh and it might have some nitrous there somewhere as well... 
01 Dodge 2500 "Clifford" 5spd 4 door 4x4 Cummins Turbo Diesel with 4" turbo back exhaust, Quadzilla Adrenaline w/ Pulse, 90hp sticks, Valair Ceramic Clutch, Raptor 150 lift pump, and some 285/75/16 Treadwright MTG's Dyno'd 409.1HP/742.6FT-LBS on 4-11-09 Still NOT Enough POWER!!!
  Need A Cruiser Mechanic? Zismine4life@yahoo.com <----(Me/Trent)  
I of course guarantee all of my work to be a professional installation / service.
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10-14-09, 10:55 AM
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Thanks for this pictures, i'll have to give CCOT a call and get the right adapter. Glad to know its so simple with the right adapter...
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10-14-09, 10:59 AM
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Seriously, save some money. The wiper blades from o'rielly are less than the postage on the ones you got from CCOT
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10-14-09, 11:01 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by REKCUT
Seriously, save some money. The wiper blades from o'rielly are less than the postage on the ones you got from CCOT
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I tried getting some at Kragen/o'reily and they said they didnt have any that would fit... so i ordered these for $10 for the pair, not too bad. Anyone have the part number/blade number that would be a direct fit for an FJ62?
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10-14-09, 11:05 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by nitro3421
I tried getting some at Kragen/o'reily and they said they didnt have any that would fit... so i ordered these for $10 for the pair, not too bad. Anyone have the part number/blade number that would be a direct fit for an FJ62?
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just go in there and get the proper length ones, they should have all the adapters in the package, just take a look. if not nearly all the smaller sized ones will have the adapter, just grab em from another package if required.
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**84 FJ60 "Fiona", OME springs, anti inversion lift shackles, 33's, Front aussie, Rear Detroit, 4.56's, and exhaust..... For Now.... ROTW, 2F-E Swap**
**82 BJ42 SR and some 33x10.50-15's**
91 Honda Civic Hatch "Fry" with a JDM B20B CR-V Engine, with some bolt ons... Oh and it might have some nitrous there somewhere as well... 
01 Dodge 2500 "Clifford" 5spd 4 door 4x4 Cummins Turbo Diesel with 4" turbo back exhaust, Quadzilla Adrenaline w/ Pulse, 90hp sticks, Valair Ceramic Clutch, Raptor 150 lift pump, and some 285/75/16 Treadwright MTG's Dyno'd 409.1HP/742.6FT-LBS on 4-11-09 Still NOT Enough POWER!!!
  Need A Cruiser Mechanic? Zismine4life@yahoo.com <----(Me/Trent)  
I of course guarantee all of my work to be a professional installation / service.
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10-14-09, 11:13 AM
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If the old arm is fine and the blade is bad, just grap a new rubber blade and slip it on. It can be a little bigger or smaller but I get them all the time so I know they have them
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84 FJ 60 / SROR sides and rear / beauty marks from RR, FN, & LSCR / Free bumper from GCC and Locker from LSCR/
93 FJ80 Locked and loaded
07 FJ
08 Tundra Rocket ship
Green Country Cruisers
Ozark Mountain Cruisers
"Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result."
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10-14-09, 12:18 PM
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i have a fj62 as well and ran into the same issue for my rear wiper arm. my front ones weren't weird like that. the guy at autozone (don't buy your blades from CCOT) had a bucket full of weird attachment pieces to slide onto the arm. it's not that complicated, but some wiper arm packages don't come with that particular attachment.
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10-24-09, 12:34 AM
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Can't figure wiper blades myself either. Head gasket- fine, setting up gear backlash- easy, driveway alignment down to 1/32"- done, but wiper blades... forget it, I get my mother to figure that one out.
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10-24-09, 06:36 AM
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They install with vodoo and then you are done
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10-24-09, 06:53 AM
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I would have just gone to a Wal-mart or Checker and looked at their guide and gotten theirs. Mine I just had to unhinge something, and it was a basic swap.
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