I have to replace the wiper arms on my '94 Grand Cherokee. Can anyone help me with this. Thanks
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Asked by jexee Sep 30, 2011 at 12:39 AM about the 1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo 4WD

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Matt answered 12 years ago

You're talking about the arm, not the blade right? With the arm there is a cover over the nut that holds the arm on. Simply pry it up with a small screw driver to access the nut then loosen it. But be careful not to pry against the windshield because anything harder then the glass will chip it.

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Matt answered 12 years ago

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jexee answered 12 years ago

Again, thanks for the info Matt, but it's not the type where there's a cover to pry up and a nut to loosen. As I found out, on the '94 Grand Cherokee you have to open the hood and lift the wiper arm to permit a latch to be pulled out to it's holding position. Then you have to remove the arm from the pivot using a rocking motion.

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