How long does a Mazda windshield wiper arm last?
Your wiper arms are built to last, but they can wear out over time. If you need a quality replacement wiper arm, order a new factory Mazda windshield wiper arm. OEM windshield wiper arms last as long as the original parts.
Do you need to replace the bushing on a Miata?
In my Miata, the bushing itself was in good shape and required no replacement. The mechanic cleaned both the right and the left bushing. I paid for no parts. Return to Table of Contents
Where can I buy OEM windshield wiper arms?
OEM windshield wiper arms are designed to meet the needs of your Mazda model. When you buy your OEM windshield wiper parts from us (more about the different windshield wiper components here ), you get wholesale pricing, fast and affordable shipping, and free parts lookups.
Are there any leaks in my Miata shocks?
My shocks are fine, no leaks, etc. A: The control arm bushing could be dirty or worn and needs cleaning or replacement. In my Miata, the bushing itself was in good shape and required no replacement. The mechanic cleaned both the right and the left bushing. I paid for no parts. Return to Table of Contents
How do you replace a windshield wiper arm nut?
Disconnect the negative battery cable using a wrench or ratchet and socket of the appropriate size. Then set the cable aside. Step 3: Remove the wiper arm nut cover. Remove the wiper arm nut cover by prying it up with a small flathead screwdriver. Step 4: Remove the wiper arm retaining nut.
What should I do about my windshield wiper motor?
Other wipers have splines that mate in only one position, so if the arms don’t rest properly when parked, you’ll need to adjust the linkage elsewhere, probably at the middle pivots. Generally, the motor assembly is one of those things that have no user-serviceable parts inside and is inexpensive enough to make attempted repair pointless.
How do you replace the linkage on a windshield wiper?
Generally, the linkage can be gently pried off the mounts on the motor using a flathead screwdriver or small pry bar. Step 12: Connect the new linkage to the motor. Push the linkage onto the motor. Typically, this can be done by hand, but you can carefully use pliers if needed. Step 13: Mount the linkage assembly.