Anyone found a wiper blade insert for the rear wiper on an '03 D2?
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I also have an aftermarket generic rear wiper I also had to shave some material off in order to make it work; literally, took me two minutes with my tin snips.
It's been some time since I replaced the blade so I'm not forgot the manufacturer/model. For some reason, RainX sounds familiar.
Just measure the blade and find a cheap replacement to experiment with. You'll see exactly where you need to trim.
It's been some time since I replaced the blade so I'm not forgot the manufacturer/model. For some reason, RainX sounds familiar.
Just measure the blade and find a cheap replacement to experiment with. You'll see exactly where you need to trim.
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I ended up using a Trico 14" rear wiper blade ($11). Had to grind a bit off the back of the blade assembly in the area of the stepped curve right in the area of the locking pin. I just removed a bit of the stepped curve at its most pronounced point,...this allowed the blade to fully click onto my existing wiper arm. seems good and secure.
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I also used the trico and like you it did not fit. I didnt want to (IMO) make it ugly buy modifying it. The blade part pulled right out and fit into the OEM wiper arm with no effort at all.
I would be tempted to try the napa one. The stepped part that you mentioned needing to be sanded down does not look as steep. Who knows if its the actual one for sale though.
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Trico 14-D Exact Fit Rear Wiper Blade, 14" (Pack of 1) : Amazon.com : Automotive
I also used the trico and like you it did not fit. I didnt want to (IMO) make it ugly buy modifying it. The blade part pulled right out and fit into the OEM wiper arm with no effort at all.
I would be tempted to try the napa one. The stepped part that you mentioned needing to be sanded down does not look as steep. Who knows if its the actual one for sale though.
I also used the trico and like you it did not fit. I didnt want to (IMO) make it ugly buy modifying it. The blade part pulled right out and fit into the OEM wiper arm with no effort at all.
I would be tempted to try the napa one. The stepped part that you mentioned needing to be sanded down does not look as steep. Who knows if its the actual one for sale though.
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That's a great solution until your dealer is 25 miles away. Now your using $15 in gas to go get your $15 wiper blade.