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Date:         Fri, 24 Jan 1997 12:21:51 PDT
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@vanagon.com>
From:         VWNUT@smus.bc.ca
Subject:      Re: Speaking of Windshield Wipers...

> > I'm real dissappointed in the windshield wipers in both my 87 and 88 > Vanagons. They seem to smear, or chatter or both and just do a poor job in > general. > I've swithced wipers by replacing the assembly sometimes and replacing just > the rubber insert at other times. I've tried Anco, Trico (sp?) and right now > I've got fancy "Tripledge" wipers installed that have multiple ridges on each > wiper - supposed to be made of silicon for ultimate wiping. They're just as > bad as the rest. They do have a lifetime replacement warranty though. Just > send in the wiper and about $8 for S+H and they'll send you a new $10 wiper!! > Some warranty! > Have you tried Bosch? I put a set on my Jetta - they seem to last quite well, and were $7 CDN each. I too went through the triple edge crap - they fall apart after 1-2 months of our rainy weather. On the Jetta, the Bosch have a much more OEM look also.

Shawn Wright (VWnut@smus.bc.ca) '88 Westy (336k) '85 Jetta TD (358k) '69 Wife '97 1st child (! :)


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