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5L2Z17527AB - : Wiper Arm for Ford Image

Wiper Arm

Explorer, Mountaineer. Left. 2002-05. Explorer Sport Trac. 2006-10. From 11/29/2004. Aviator. To 11/29/2004. To 10/21/2003.
Discontinued
9T1Z17A553A - : Wiper Switch for Ford Image

Wiper Switch

Transit Connect van. Without rear wiper.
Discontinued
F3TZ17526B - : Wiper Arm for Ford Image

Wiper Arm

3/4 spline. 5/8" Spline.
Discontinued
3F1Z17527AA - : Wiper Arm for Ford Image

Wiper Arm

Without sho.
Discontinued
6G1Z17527B - : Wiper Arm for Ford Image

Wiper Arm

Five Hundred, Montego. Left. From 12/5/05. From 12/05/2005. From 12/6/05. Taurus, Sable. To 12/3/07. To 12/02/07. To 12/03/07.
Discontinued
XL2Z17526AA - : Wiper Arm for Ford Image

Wiper Arm

All. Explorer Sport. To 03/04/2002.
Discontinued
F8ZZ17527AA - : Wiper Arm for Ford Image

Wiper Arm

From 10/97. Without cobra.
Discontinued
1L2Z17526DA - : Wiper Arm for Ford Image

Wiper Arm

From 04/28/1997. From 4/28/97. To 04/18/02. To 10/04/2001.
Discontinued
F4TZ17526A - : Wiper Arm for Ford Image

Wiper Arm

J-Hook Type.
Discontinued
7R3Z17526B - : Wiper Arm for Ford Image

Wiper Arm

Base, GT. Mustang. Right. From 03/05/2007. To 03/05/2007.
Discontinued

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Replacing Wiper Blades in Your Ford Truck or SUV

Visibility is paramount to driving safety, making the simple wiper blade one of the most critical components on your vehicle. When piloting your Ford Bronco through a sudden downpour, you rely entirely on these rubber squeegees. They sweep rapidly across the glass to remove rain, snow, and hazardous road grime. High-quality blades ensure your windshield remains streak-free, allowing you to react to changing road conditions instantly.

Quick Steps to Replace Wiper Blades

1. Elevate the Wiper Arm

Safely lift the metal arm upward away from the windshield glass.

2. Open the Locking Clip

Push the small plastic retaining tab to unlock the blade from the hook.

3. Slide the Blade Downward

Pull the old blade firmly down toward the base of the metal arm.

4. Install the New Blade

Slide the authentic OEM blade into the J-hook until it clicks loudly.

5. Lower the Arm Carefully

Rest the new wiper assembly gently back onto the glass.

Related Parts to Consider

Wiper Arms
The heavy metal levers actively sweeping the blade across the glass.
Washer Pumps
Electric motors forcefully spraying cleaning fluid onto the dirty windshield.
Exterior Accessories
Deflectors and trims that enhance the exterior look and function of the vehicle.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should I replace my wiper blades?
Safety experts recommend replacing the rubber blades every six to twelve months.
What are the symptoms of a bad wiper blade?
Symptoms include massive water streaking, loud chattering, and unwiped blind spots.
Can a bad wiper blade permanently scratch my windshield?
Yes, if the rubber tears, the bare metal frame will aggressively gouge the glass.

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