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Rear Wiper Arm and Motor - 11/30/2007 12:13:42 PM

Jharper

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The guy i bought my blazer from broke the wiper arm off, well it was stripped, so he gorilla glued it back on. Little did i know about it, so it doesnt work. I need a Wiper Arm and Motor for a 96 s10 blazer 4 door.

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RE: Rear Wiper Arm and Motor - 12/2/2007 2:50:20 PM

blznlowxtreme

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i would just shave it

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RE: Rear Wiper Arm and Motor - 12/2/2007 3:47:38 PM

Jharper

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your talking to a 18 year old highschool student, with just enought money to get by who doesnt know nothing about body work. lol plus you need it for whne it rains and winter when snow and stuff gets on the back window.

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RE: Rear Wiper Arm and Motor - 12/2/2007 4:01:38 PM

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hey i was in your shoes not too long ago so i understand completely. i am going to shave mine and maybe the door handles too when i have it repainted. i never use mine though. i dont have to worry about snow too much and i just dont use it in the rain.

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RE: Rear Wiper Arm and Motor - 12/2/2007 4:05:10 PM

Jharper

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yeah i mean i had money, just look at my grand prix gtp, thats running low 11 second quarters. but i got all that money from an accident i was in, the guy that hit me had to pay a ton. anyway just wondering do you have AIM or a myspace?

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RE: Rear Wiper Arm and Motor - 12/2/2007 5:15:48 PM

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no i dont have either. i have been saying im going to get a my space page

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RE: Rear Wiper Arm and Motor - 12/2/2007 5:19:19 PM

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I tried using RainX on my rear glass to see if I could get away without a rear wiper because I wanted to shave mine too. If you keep up with it, everything rolls right off. I would say even more so with yours because you have a 4dr and the glass is at a steeper angle than a 2dr. The only thing you would need to worry about would be mud, but since you plan on lowering it anyway, I doubt it will see too much mud.

Just a thought...

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RE: Rear Wiper Arm and Motor - 12/2/2007 5:27:42 PM

Jharper

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yeah def get a myspace page, and when you get one, let me know. but in regards to you TripleBlackBlazer, i tryed to use rainX but it didnt work to well once the snow hit, i just need a new wiper arm and motor then i should be set, because i want to keep it as close to stock as possible besides rims and lowering it and tint. maybe headlights and tails if i can find some cool ones.

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RE: Rear Wiper Arm and Motor - 12/13/2007 4:59:15 PM

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Well as i see it you got options for cheap. Visit a junkyard and rip one out there, mostly likely 40 bucks or less or got eBay. I just picked up a front wiper motor for a 94 blazer(old style with circut board for 12 bucks total, includes being shipped. So aside from those two i am outa ideas.

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RE: Rear Wiper Arm and Motor - 12/13/2007 5:57:57 PM

lennyblazer

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Yeah I don't use mine in the summer usually cause I rainx it, but come winter time, when you get 250+ inches of snow a year and tons and tons of sand/salt. The spray just gets rediculouls. Unfortunately this winter my blazer's rear wiper has also stopped working, so now I got to go tear into that here pretty soon when its a nice 20 degrees or colder out.

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RE: Rear Wiper Arm and Motor - 12/14/2007 10:31:46 AM

AJBert

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I'd be more than happy to let you have mine. It's pretty useless with the spare mounted back there. I used the wiper once and only got a really good, clear view of my spare. Problem is, I'm out of the country right now and the truck is in Mississippi.

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