🔧 Jeep Wrangler JK Rear Wiper Arm Blade Assembly - OEM Replacement (2007-2016) - Replaces Part Number 68002490AB Review

Don't buy if you live in a warm state like Texas. They leave a white film on the pane that cannot be seen when exposed to light. I had to stop and find the nearest store to buy new ones and I only had them for a month.

I think it's a great copy but I just couldn't use it. The exterior is identical to the OEM but this one is plastic and I'm not sure how long it will last. 3 stars because it looks like the original.

My old wiper arm broke and I drive 800 miles a week on dirt back roads. I often use the rear wiper. It came quickly. It was well packed. Good guide. Easy installation. I was very happy with the quality and how well it works.

It is recommended to use a wiper removal tool to install or damage something. Then everything is easy. Looks like OEM but after 5 months the wiper blade does not stick all the way around the glass either because the spring is too weak or the pivot is corroded.

You won't regret this purchase. So I bought a JK hardtop that didn't have a rear wiper arm. Check this out. Went to 3 auto parts stores. #1 Auto Zone: Couldn't find it in their ordering system, #2 O'Reilly's: $46.00 required, #3 Advanced Auto: $86.00 required. It was like $14.00 was basically a no-brainer. I set it up great. would recommend.

Perfect fit. Note that you will likely need a special Jeep tool to remove the old wiper arm. I begged and begged but finally stopped at my Jeep dealership. In the middle there is a special puller that does not damage the plastic tube of the washer. They didn't charge me, but I'll tip the tech a few dollars. In any case, the part itself is great.

When I wanted to change the wiper blade, the standard wiper arm broke. I was so relieved to find and buy a $15 complete replacement arm from Revain. I put it on, checked it, even tugged it to make sure everything was ok. And it was! Unfortunately I only drove a couple of hours and when I got to my destination I looked back and saw that it had broken off again. I ended up with an OEM arm and wiper blade. Although it was $60 instead of $15, the OEM version is metal and didn't break.

I was hoping this would be a good replacement for my 2010 Jeep Wrangler. The theme must have been changed to save money, but no one who created the theme tried to install it. Can't get wrenches, pliers or a socket on a nut. I have a fully stocked garage and the built in fluid cap will not fit. A cheap fake that is in no way OEM and I sincerely believe I will have to cut it off to remove and return it. I gave it 2 stars because even though it wasn't secured, it was able to wipe the driveway…

Wiper Arm and Blade are perfect for our 2008 Jeep Wrangler. I also ordered a wiper arm puller from OTUAYAUTO to make removing the old arm easier. I'm glad I did! The old lever was really 'in' and since the entire assembly is mounted directly to the rear window it was a lot cheaper than breaking that window! Incidentally, I've started soaking all of our new wiper blades in Aerospace 303 UV protectant. It certainly makes the blades work better and can slow down degradation from the sun. 🙂I…