1993 Chrysler Concorde Wiper assembly Parts

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STEVECOO
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1993 Chrysler Concorde V6 Front Wheel Drive Automatic 177000 miles
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I bought the car with this problem. The wipers assembly is broke. The plastic clip the snaps onto the motor arm ball has broke (I'm assuming). I've tried to snap it back on and doesn't fit right, or stay on. Chrysler sells that lower arm for $70. Is there universal plastic clips out there? or will I have to just buy the lower arm chrysler sells. I can't figure out how the joints come apart, they are plastic and look easy to break if I go at it wrong.
Dec 3, 2007 at 6:59 PM
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[quote:7cbf3945f1="stevecoo"]Other Category problem
1993 Chrysler Concorde V6 Front Wheel Drive Automatic 177000 miles
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I bought the car with this problem. The wipers assembly is broke. The plastic clip the snaps onto the motor arm ball has broke (I'm assuming). I've tried to snap it back on and doesn't fit right, or stay on. Chrysler sells that lower arm for $70. Is there universal plastic clips out there? or will I have to just buy the lower arm chrysler sells. I can't figure out how the joints come apart, they are plastic and look easy to break if I go at it wrong.[/quote:7cbf3945f1]


I know exactly what’re you talking about
I tried to get that piece in the past with no luck I think you have to spend the 70 $ @ the dealer

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Dec 3, 2007 at 9:50 PM
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