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Use regular socket

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I used a regular socket.
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Use regular socket

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I used a regular socket.
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So sorry It was indeed a 13mm, dont know why I couldn't get it in there the first time I tried, all good now
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

2001 c2 seems the nut under the cap that tightens the windshield wiper arm is loose on my car but I cant get a socket or wrench down in there to get it tight, is there a special tool or wrench to do that

POST 2Original post

I just replaced my wiper arms last year and it didn't require any special tools. I believe it is a 13mm socket.

POST 3Original post

Also pretty sure it�s 13 mm. I used a regular socket. I removed the wipers to remove and �reblack� the cowl. It�s a little tricky to remove and reinstalll the driver side wiper.

POST 4Original post

Yogi's Garage posted this video last week about fixing the blend doors. At the 5:30 mark he starts with removing the wiper arms. It might help you. You Tube

POST 5Original post

Quotes source post: 19558259

What did you use to "reblack" the cowl?

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So sorry It was indeed a 13mm, dont know why I couldn't get it in there the first time I tried, all good now

POST 7Original post

Quotes source post: 19558465

it was some stuff one of my kids had. I think it was meguiars. nothing special, kind of a waxy liquid that fades after a while but looks great when first done. Pretty sure it was this stuff.

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