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Questions About '96 XJ Rear Wiper Blades
I put Rain-X Latitude beam-style wipers on my 1996 XJ's windshield, but Rain-X doesn't make that style for the rear wiper, which is a 12" blade on the pin-style arm. I bought a 12" Rain-X WeatherBeater Blade for the rear, but had to return it because it would only fit the J-hook arm, and it didn't include an adapter for the pin arm. Does anyone make a frameless, bracketless, beam-style 12" rear wiper blade? If I can't find the beam-style, what do you guys think of the following brands? Michelin RainForce All Weather Performance Valeo R-12A Rear Wiper Blade Bosch Excel+ Thanks for any suggestions. |
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Questions About '96 XJ Rear Wiper Blades
bw-fl wrote:
> I put Rain-X Latitude beam-style wipers on my 1996 XJ's windshield, > but Rain-X doesn't make that style for the rear wiper, which is a 12" > blade on the pin-style arm. > > I bought a 12" Rain-X WeatherBeater Blade for the rear, but had to > return it because it would only fit the J-hook arm, and it didn't > include an adapter for the pin arm. > > Does anyone make a frameless, bracketless, beam-style 12" rear wiper > blade? I just go out and buy a pack of 24" refills then cut it and fit to the old blade carrier. (doesn't work for all types and sometimes requires a bit of epoxy or a small push-pin to keep the blade in the holder) It's a beam style, but take a look at PIAA 93530 -- DougW |
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Questions About '96 XJ Rear Wiper Blades
DougW wrote:
> bw-fl wrote: >> I put Rain-X Latitude beam-style wipers on my 1996 XJ's windshield, >> but Rain-X doesn't make that style for the rear wiper, which is a 12" >> blade on the pin-style arm. >> >> I bought a 12" Rain-X WeatherBeater Blade for the rear, but had to >> return it because it would only fit the J-hook arm, and it didn't >> include an adapter for the pin arm. >> >> Does anyone make a frameless, bracketless, beam-style 12" rear wiper >> blade? > > I just go out and buy a pack of 24" refills then cut it and fit > to the old blade carrier. (doesn't work for all types and sometimes > requires a bit of epoxy or a small push-pin to keep the blade in > the holder) > > It's a beam style, but take a look at PIAA 93530 > Silblade makes 12 inch blades. I use a 13 inch and just trim a tad off the one end. |
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Questions About '96 XJ Rear Wiper Blades
> It's a beam style, but take a look at PIAA 93530
I think that will fit. Thanks. |
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