FREAKING WAKE UP CALL: preventative life saving check
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From: Bonney Lake, WA
Year: 1989
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 IL6
Another option for when your wipers stop working in heavy rain or snow is to tie a string to the tip of each wiper then run it through the cab and tie both ends together. As you drive down the road you can pull the string back and forth to make your wipers move. It is very ghetto but it works and is much cheaper than a tow truck. Redneck engineering FTW!
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Year: 1992
Model: Cherokee
Engine: Inline 6 4.0L
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Year: 1992
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Another option for when your wipers stop working in heavy rain or snow is to tie a string to the tip of each wiper then run it through the cab and tie both ends together. As you drive down the road you can pull the string back and forth to make your wipers move. It is very ghetto but it works and is much cheaper than a tow truck. Redneck engineering FTW!
ya this actually crossed my mind but I was more focused on the FTW concept! haha I was going 55 on a 2 lane highways with cars coming head on at me and I could see nothing so I was just focusing on finding a pull off
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Year: 1992
Model: Cherokee
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sweet, att ya should need is- phillips to remove cowl cover, torx to remove the 3-4 torx screws to remove the wiper arm assemply, and then 1 zip tie, 1 flat head to pry out the old bushing and with pliers
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