I found a cheap cure. I went to NAPA (warning: not all NAPA stores carry
these, some just look at you like you're an idiot) and bought some helper
springs that go onto the wiper arm. They are called "Wiper Snuggies" and
are basically a black vinyl coated heavy wire that wraps around the wiper
arm and acts like a heavy spring to keep it planted to the windshield AT ALL
SPEEDS! They are made by a company called 'barjan'. Best of all, they
cost less than $3 for the pair.
-- -- <Ron1062473@aol.com> wrote in message news:d7.4c8feb0.28036319@aol.com... > In a message dated 4/9/01 10:36:58 AM Central Daylight Time, > 2punch.crash2000@home.com writes: > > << what brand wipers are people using for their gen3 Dakota's, I bought a set > of aerofoil's, and after modifying the brackets it came with, they suck... > they lift of the window on the return swipe! >> > > I dont think this is the wiper I think the lifting is the arm. My stock > wipers have done this (lift) since day one on my '98. > Any speed above 60 and my wipers lift on the return swipe. I have put > different wipers on and it dosent seem to mater. I think it is more a matter > of the arm not pulling down enough. > Ron
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