answer is simple if you dont plan on keeping the car long!! drill a hole through the shaft and throught the wiper and install a pin or bolt and nut!!!!
The question you ask is too involved for a proper answer. You may want to go to a car parts store, or book store, and get a repair manual for your car. They cost about $16.00 Or, go to a Public Library.
U need 2 replace the Pivot point 4 the wiper.
The GM dealer solution is to replace the motor. $57.00 in parts plus labor.
There is a $5.00 kit that you can purchase on Ebay that works great.
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The post is called a wiper pivot> In order to replace this, you have to remove the wiper arms. Next, you have to remove the cowling. This is the part between the back of the hood and the windshield. I beleve the screws thatt attach them are a 7mm or 9/32. Be careful as some of these screws are hidden. HINT: to make this job a lot easier, remove the hood, I know, it sounds crazy, but trust me. Not sure if pivot come separately..(from dealer), but you could price out the whole linkage as an assembly. Its callled a wiper transmission, and I replaced one on a Delta 88, I think the part was around a hundred bucks.... I and good luck...........John G..
buy a new one!
The nozzles pop in and out easily if you twist and slide them around.
Get a new one at a salvage yard.
Windshield
1960 chevy step side van driver side windshield
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Yes, there is a windshield wiper relay on a 1992 Chevy Lumina. The windshield wiper relay is located in the underhood fuse panel.
Yes
Buy new ones from your chevy dealer and install them. Takes 10 minutes, costs less that $50.00 and lasts for three years.
2004 Chevy Cavalier windshield washer fluid reservoir retaining bolts. Remove the windshield washer fluid supply tube. The windshield washer fluid reservoir will come free.
The 2000 Chevy Cavalier windshield washer tank is held in place with for retaining bolts. Remove the retaining bolts and the windshield washer tank will come out.
In my opinion, this is a repair best left to an expert. You auto insurance should cover the cost of replacing the windshield if you have more than just liability insurance. If not, I would still pay an expert to do this, to make sure it is done correctly. Break the windshield while installing it and you will wish you had hired it done.