Questions & Answers for: Ford Expedition remove rear wiper arm cap

...remove the wiper arms first. thay must be in the highest position for removal. take your hand and move them to that point then remove the nut cover at the base of the arm and remove the nut, a wiper ...

remove nut, and wiggle arm upward, until off, put wipers in park, set arm back on in proper position & tighten nut. If no nut, there should be a clip on side that you pry out and pull arm off same way

...wiper pivot arm. Remove the pivot arm nut cover. Remove the nut. Remove the windshield wiper pivot arm. Raise and support the hood (16612). Remove the cowl grille seal. NOTE: The two cowl grilles ...

...rear wiper arm i have a 2005 ford expidition. The rear wiper arm does not move. if i open the rear window the motor runs. The wiper arm seems to be stuck or seized. How can I fix this the motor is ...

rear wiper does not work and fuse is ok I want to see if there is power to wiper Take a rubber hammer and with the rear wiper on hit the nut portion of the wiper arm... The wiper may start without ...

...the rear wiper and the problem disappeared very common problem where the wiper arm pivot seizes up and the motor keeps trying to move and runs your battery dead , try replacing the wiper arm ...

...remove the wiper arms and inspect to see if they are stripped out. If they are stripped out bad enough you may have to replace them. If not then the linkage has popped off beneath the drainage grill. ...

...simple, you have to open the rear door, remove the door panel and access the motor from the inside of the door. The rear wiper arm is usually held in place by a C-clip so be careful taking it

REAR WIPER DOES NOT MOVE WHEN TURNED ON YOU CAN HEAR WIPER MOTOR BUT WIPER DOES NOT MOVE It sounds like the blade has come loose on the shaft. The motor is turning the shaft, so you have a fairly easy

...rear wiper motor bad so I ordered new one. Now I need to know how to replace it. Step 1: Remove wiper arm. Pull back the little plastic cover to gain access to the retaining nut. Loosen the nut ...