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Default Wiper Arm Removal Tool

Looking for a source (hopefully local) for removing wiper arms from Chevelles, Novas, Camaros.

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Here is one offered by "KD" (part # 2039)...





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I have this one but I bought a different one that works better. I think it was from D&R Classic Camaro. Mark
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Mark - do you have part # and manufacturer? ThankS
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Sam it looks like this...


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Thanks Mark - not sure how that tool is used. Can you explain?
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I still have my Anco wiper tool I had back in the 60's.


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It has the number 42-00 hand etched on it.



No moving parts, the tool hooks over the arm itself, picks the end up off of the shaft and never touches any other part. It only takes one hand to use too.
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Too hi-tech for me....all I've ever used was a big-ass screwdriver
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You stick that pointed end in the back of the wiper arm then lift up the spring to loosen it so you can remove the arm. A screw driver will do the same but since they made a tool I bought it and it works well. Mark
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