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I've used Bosch on my '99 996 Cab with ease.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I think the wiper blades need replacement, chatter and beginning to smear. I believe the OEM are separate part numbers for driver and passenger (straight and curved). My question is to anyone that may have used after market blades such as Bosch, are these also straight and curved? If not does it matter? Thanks for your insight into this, Gary <img src="http://www2.direcpc.com/gb/jpg_blue6.jpg" alt=" - " /> Myersville, MD 18" Turbo Look Wheels Pirelli PZero N4 PSE (no switch) Twin Exhaust Tips

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I've used Bosch on my '99 996 Cab with ease. Needed to shave about 1/4" of rubber off the blades, and simply reinsert the metal parts from the old one.

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This is what I used. <img src="http://www.986host.com/albums/ToolPants/wiper_blade.jpg" alt=" - " />

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I have used the Bosch blades and found them no better than OEM and no cheeper. Why not put the Oem on and not worry about it.

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I went down to the local parts place and just bought the rubber inserts. They were cheap, fit well and cleaned as nicely as the originals. Just make sure you measure the length and with of the blades. If I recall correctly they were approx. 29" by 1/4in thick. And make sure you measure don't go by the guides they have in the store they do not work at all for Porsches.

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