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2008 Mazda Tribute - Rear wiper arm

Arm was broken @ the car wash. Purchased new arm; can't seem to get broken arm piece off after removing nut cover and nut....

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I have used a small puller to get these off so i didnt damage the lift gate

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CAUTION
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