How to Fix Poor Wiping Rear Window Wiper | 4th Gen Toyota 4Runner 03-09

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Thanks for sharing I have an 04 with the same problem and now I know the fix thanks to You!

Worked to perfection.

Gonna try this today thanks for the vid

So the nut nonferrous my wiper that is holding it on is like welded one piece

Solid video! Worked like a charm. Cool to see a fellow Utahan as well!

Wow, just great. Thanks for sharing the tip! I had the exact same issue with an after market arm. I was lazy and even managed to cut the extra plastic without removing the spring. No more wiper envy!

Worked like a charm. Haven’t had a useful rear wiper in years until now. Great tip.

Thanks a lot for the video

Hopefully this will work on my 99 blazer

I just bought a 2003 4Runner. I've never owned a vehicle with a rear wiper and I'm a really old fart so I guess I won't miss it, but thanks for the video. Heck, I don't even know how to turn it on!

Nice! Used a ball joint separator to pull the old/rusty arm and replace with aftermarket arm and was SUPER disappointed that the new arm/spring was so horrible. Took me about 10 min to pull the arm, spring, trim plastic, and reinstall. It’s WAY better and presses the new arm/wiper blade flush against the glass.

Thanks man!

I'm gonna have to give this a shot. The winter grime is killing my ability to ever see out the rear window. I will also say that I am impressed by your ability to work on car stuff in a white jacket, as well as the amount of rope you have hanging over there.

Thankyou for sharing, i will try for on my car.

Nice hack! Wouldn’t installing a new spring achieve the same results without having to modify the arm?

Maybe put some anti seize on the screw when you put it back on and coat the whole thing with grease so it won't rust it solid the next time you have to remove it.

Worked like a charm. I didn't remove the spring. Instead I used my dremel to grind down the end of the arm instead of sawing it. Also FYI- the nut is 10mm. Thanks for the excellent tip to repair this!

Worked like a dream, thought I cut off too much but ended up going in smoothly. Appreciate you manye 💪🏼

Talking too much bro just get with it

But nice video