1A Auto shows you how to repair, install, fix, change or replace a damaged, bent, or failing windshield wiper arm. This video is applicable to the 08 Subaru Outback
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• 14mm Socket http://1aau.to/o46/1AXAA00015
• Ratchet http://1aau.to/oajF/1AXAA00016
• Socket Extensions http://1aau.to/o46/1AXAA00015
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Where can I buy the passenger side wiper arm for 2011 Subaru Legacy?
It took me the same length of time to watch the video as it did to swap the wiper arm! About 5 minutes.
I have a 2006 Baja, and the principle is identical. Same tools and same methods.
Thanks for making this video!
Thanks for the info, went to replace the wiper transmission that I thought was broken but it turned out to be just one of the nuts was loose. Stupidest thing I’ve ever seen LOL. They should’ve made it splined and just a clip to hold it in place so it doesn’t come loose like my Dodge Rams. Never seen 2 inches of snow cause so much trouble on the windshield before. I’ve always used the windshield wipers on 2 inches of snow or less, I’ve never had an issue before LOL.
How about the rear one?
This is good information! Worked for my 2005 Impreza WRX as well.
My wiper arm shafts were really stuck; even though I used penetrating oil I still had to use a compact battery terminal puller to get the arms to release from the shaft.
Marking the end of the wiper position on the windshield is a great tip!
Also, both the arms and the blades are different on each side; mark each "left" and "right" as you take them off so you know where they go during reassembly.
What happens if you tighten it more than 14 ft lbs?
Does this go for a Forester as well?