hey guys. im really embarassed asking this but how to you remove the wipers on my 84 camaro? I knew how to do it on my mercedes cause it had a hook at the end that just kindof latched in. but the camaro has like a bolt or stud or something going through the side of it holding it in place. how do i remove this thing? I thought american cars were supposed to be easier to work on. lol

 

if yours are the original style pin setup (and not the universal replacement style clips), there should be a little metal spring in the center. use a small pick or flathead screwdriver to slide spring while pushing the wiper away from the arm

 

Slide spring how? I cant for the life of me figure this out haha 91 camaro rs

 

Different wiper blades lock the pin style differently. Some you can just pry off, others have a spring clip that you need to pull up to clear the edge of the retainer.

Or start here @ 2:10 below.
@0:35 sec they show it being pried off. I guess you have to click the link below and then click on the box that says "pin arms" at the bottom in order to see the video.
http://www.carid.com/images/rain-x/i...tallation.html



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I had the same problem when I tried to replace the wiper blade and assembly.

I bought refills instead. It is a lot cheaper.

Replacing entire assembly and blades is about $25.
Replacing just the rubber wiper blades is about $5.

 

I know this is an old thread, but I just wanted to post some info in case someone is searching for this topic. I had the original wiper blades on my 83 camaro (side pin type) and found that the key to getting them off was to spray the pin area with some WD-40 and then wrap some tape around a wide flat screwdriver blade. A quick twist with the screwdriver between the blade and the head of the wiper arm and they popped right off.

 

I had a hard time finding universals at the parts store that mounted right!

Wanted some fancy new style ones (like these: link) but couldn't get them on there!

 

I mounted some similar Bosch blades recently. They mount OK, but I don't like the look of them. The OE style blades were OK, so when these wear out, I'm going to see if I can find some new inserts and go back to the original design.

 

This work like a charm.

 

Some of the older wiper frames had a LITTLE tiny square recessed tab on the top instead of the plastic snap. You use a small screw driver to pry the tab up to lift the clip off the pin and slide it off.