🧼 DORMAN 49440 Windshield Wiper Linkage Bushing - Pack of 2: Reliable Replacement Parts for Effective Wiper Performance Review

Repaired the windshield wipers on my 1977 Dodge truck. Popped out immediately, once I removed the paneling and cleaned up any debris that was accumulating in that area.

Inserts fairly simple but need to be pressed in as tight as possible, I ended up making one Ghetto press made from an AC clamp, some thin sheets of steel and a socket to attach the part so I can apply pressure.

To last your vehicle for years, you will likely need to replace it more than once. I've had the Dodge for thirty years now and this is the second set I've had to replace.

I drive a 1987 Dodge Ram B250 Van. I ordered a few different bushings to shoot him. These turned out to fit my van. Tip: You'll likely need a C-clip as well as a wiper/battery removal tool (which also works well to pry out the old bushing) otherwise inserting/removing the bushings becomes tedious and frustrating. Clamping tools make life a lot easier.

First, ignore the advertised photo. There is nothing like it, see the photo I've attached. I bought a multi set from a local parts store and they were yellowish in color and softer than these and could be bent by hand. They kept falling. I received them and they are a tough white nylon material, very tough and difficult to install. I found it helpful to microwave it for about 30 seconds to soften it while inserting it into the connector hole. Once it had cooled down enough by this point that I…