JamesC

iTrader: (5)

To remove the side lock/pin-style wiper blade (OEM on my 85), you simply pry off and snap back on or is there something more insidious involved, lol?

JamesC

KEVIN G.

What type is it? If there is a hole in the arm itself, near the base, where it meets the spline...You lift the arm slightly, put a pin in the hole (a rivet works great for this, or a small allen wrench...), lower the arm back down, and rock gently back and forth while lifting.

Some have a tab at the spline itself, these are a little trickier...they make a tool for them, but you can pry the tab back which releases it off the spline. It's tough to hold the tab while lifting.
Good luck

Drew

iTrader: (58)

Pull up and push down on the spring through the hole with the tip of a screwdriver and they pop right off. The tension on the spring coil pushes the spring into the relief in the pin, pushing in the spring moves it out of the notch. Otherwise just rock back and forth while pulling the arm off the pin and they usually will come off.

JamesC

iTrader: (5)

Here's the idea:




JamesC

KEVIN G.

OHHHH...sorry, the blade (yeah...I know read the title, dummy) Yes, replacements should just push on.

72buickgs

For my 1984 T/A, the only place at this time that supplies the OEM style wiper blades is the partsplaceinc. Same style used by GM for at last the 1970's & '80's
a-body & f-body cars. I purchased them & installed.

1989karr

VW Parts, VW Diesel Parts, VW TDI Parts @ Parts Place Inc.

that looks like a volkswagen site??

1989karr

its easiest to slide 3 in... then on the end piece, you put one side in.. then use a quarter to push the remaining side in. extremely easy.

the TRICO replacements had you bend up the ends and insert the bade, but you could only do that so often before they broke off...


Where did you find inserts?

72buickgs

here is the site. u want the 18" . Under buick parts

https://www.thepartsplaceinc.com/

1989karr

nice!