Thank you so much!! Your much better at wielding a box cutter than me! I had an easier time cutting the slits with a dremel. The noise my wipers were making before was excruciating, but it's so much better now!
Thanks a bunch. I did just what you told me and it worked perfect. I needed to fix it quick as we are in the middle of a snowstorm and I need the 4 wheel dive. Thanks again !!!
it works i just did the repair on my old Forenza it takes a little soft hammering for it to go in in my case i had to remove the entire mechanizim and press it in. it might be a old video but it save me $89 dollars.
Great fix!!! First try it didn't want to fit. I needed the shave a little more around the outside and open the slits alittle more. I used a socket to pound it on with a brace underneath and wah lah!
Well, it is back together, it works excellently. I used tiny c-clamps to help pop it back together incrementally. Just a hint for those struggling with pushing it in. It should last a long time. This was a $4 fix compared with a $100 fix for the arms. Thanks!!
I just did this install and put in new linkage and a new motor. Double checked to make sure everything was exactly where it needs to be and without arms on, it rotates fine. As soon as I put arms on it binds up and gets stuck. I need help I am confused.
Are you saying you bought the arm with these bushings that I'm talking about in this video on Amazon for $25? If so please post the link! That makes a lot more sense than going through all this
gbarcomb SUZUKI SJ410 SJ413 NEW WIPER LINK LINKAGE ARM ROD DROVER SAMURAI JIMNY SIERRA LJ www.amazon.com/dp/B073HZ8G3W/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_E-pwAb1Y3VT6Z
Wanted to let you know that Suzuki has been making that same plastic cup that broke on your car across the board for all their models. Go to a junk yard, open any other Suzuki car and get that same plastic bit and you will see its a perfect match. Same bit for all Suzuki cars...
I got it together with the new hacked bushings. It is very snug and the mechanism moves stiffly. You have that experience at first? I haven't turned it on yet. The window is off the vehicle. I just want to be sure it is right be fore I put it al back on the vehicle.
Hello Gordo I have a 1988 Suzuki Samuari,,, what year is yours...I have been attempting to locate wiper motor,, they told me its behind glove box on passenger side.. I dont see it..I think it on driver side. any tips please advise. Thanks in advance. RJ
I have an 88 as well. It is more technically above the glove box. There's a 8" or so beauty cover that you can pop off from the dash right next to the windshield, you'll be able to see it from there. FYI, replacing it does require unmounting the whole dash, and disassembling some of the air conditioning ducts. On the pain-in-the-ass scale I'd put it at 8.5.
@@jamesscholz8338 @Gordo the Wood Butcher the video shows he removed the windshield, not the dash. What year is the Samurai from the video? I wonder if I can remove the windshield too. Mine is an '87.
@@dariom8729 I think it is better say that we folded down the windshield. I couldnt say with confidence what year the one in the video is, but mine was an 1988 1/2 with a tin top. I needed to remove my dashboard to do the job, my windshield did not fold down.
I did use lithium grease. I realize now that the surface I was on was gripping the wiper posts. It does a little easier now. I think the real issue is someone needs to laser print the originals out of a different quality of plastic. The originals are too hard and crack easily.
It is! Freaking LOVE that stuff. Still holding up even as my poor body repairs allow her to rust away lol I once drug the passenger side against a tree and couldn't find a mark lol
Hello Gordo I have a 1988 Suzuki Samuari,,, what year is yours...I have been attempting to locate wiper motor,, they told me its behind glove box on passenger side.. I dont see it..I think it on driver side. any tips please advise. Thanks in advance. RJ
Thank you so much!! Your much better at wielding a box cutter than me! I had an easier time cutting the slits with a dremel. The noise my wipers were making before was excruciating, but it's so much better now!
Thanks a bunch. I did just what you told me and it worked perfect. I needed to fix it quick as we are in the middle of a snowstorm and I need the 4 wheel dive. Thanks again !!!
it works i just did the repair on my old Forenza it takes a little soft hammering for it to go in in my case i had to remove the entire mechanizim and press it in. it might be a old video but it save me $89 dollars.
Great fix!!! First try it didn't want to fit. I needed the shave a little more around the outside and open the slits alittle more. I used a socket to pound it on with a brace underneath and wah lah!
Well, it is back together, it works excellently. I used tiny c-clamps to help pop it back together incrementally. Just a hint for those struggling with pushing it in. It should last a long time. This was a $4 fix compared with a $100 fix for the arms. Thanks!!
Excelente Maestro 👍
Yeah it's been great. Many rain and snow storms, no problems
I just did this install and put in new linkage and a new motor. Double checked to make sure everything was exactly where it needs to be and without arms on, it rotates fine. As soon as I put arms on it binds up and gets stuck. I need help I am confused.
Thanks for the video. I just bought wiper linkage arm with hardware on Amazon for $25
Are you saying you bought the arm with these bushings that I'm talking about in this video on Amazon for $25? If so please post the link! That makes a lot more sense than going through all this
gbarcomb SUZUKI SJ410 SJ413 NEW WIPER LINK LINKAGE ARM ROD DROVER SAMURAI JIMNY SIERRA LJ www.amazon.com/dp/B073HZ8G3W/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_E-pwAb1Y3VT6Z
I haven't put this part on yet, I found this video looking for a video to get to the linkages.
Looks right. Let us know
I am trying this now. I was wondering if you cut the slots bigger at the lip.
Yes. I think you should be able to see that if you look close. They need to be wider
Wanted to let you know that Suzuki has been making that same plastic cup that broke on your car across the board for all their models. Go to a junk yard, open any other Suzuki car and get that same plastic bit and you will see its a perfect match. Same bit for all Suzuki cars...
Great job dude! I copy this right now. Where can I find those wonderful bushings? Thanks.
I got it together with the new hacked bushings. It is very snug and the mechanism moves stiffly. You have that experience at first? I haven't turned it on yet. The window is off the vehicle. I just want to be sure it is right be fore I put it al back on the vehicle.
Have you had continued
success in the last 6 months with this fix?
2 years running
Mine was tight but not bound up. It should move, but needn't be loose
Thanks for sharing the tip.
Hello can you send me the link for the arm plate company thanks my samurai hard top is in very bad wiper shape
Hello Gordo
I have a 1988 Suzuki Samuari,,, what year is yours...I have been attempting to locate wiper motor,, they told me its behind glove box on passenger side.. I dont see it..I think it on driver side.
any tips please advise. Thanks in advance.
RJ
I have an 88 as well. It is more technically above the glove box. There's a 8" or so beauty cover that you can pop off from the dash right next to the windshield, you'll be able to see it from there. FYI, replacing it does require unmounting the whole dash, and disassembling some of the air conditioning ducts. On the pain-in-the-ass scale I'd put it at 8.5.
@@jamesscholz8338 @Gordo the Wood Butcher the video shows he removed the windshield, not the dash. What year is the Samurai from the video? I wonder if I can remove the windshield too. Mine is an '87.
@@dariom8729 I think it is better say that we folded down the windshield. I couldnt say with confidence what year the one in the video is, but mine was an 1988 1/2 with a tin top. I needed to remove my dashboard to do the job, my windshield did not fold down.
Hi do you have a link to the kit ?
Como as sacado el varillaje del suzuki ?
I LOL'd at 4:17
hey on my zuki the wipers are not even? ?
how can i take the wipers of?
Where did you get the windshield wiper plates? Link please
As mentioned in video, these came from ZOR. Most Samurai aftermarket providers have them. Google is your friend.
Awesome
I did use lithium grease. I realize now that the surface I was on was gripping the wiper posts. It does a little easier now. I think the real issue is someone needs to laser print the originals out of a different quality of plastic. The originals are too hard and crack easily.
Is your samurai monstalined by chance?
It is! Freaking LOVE that stuff. Still holding up even as my poor body repairs allow her to rust away lol
I once drug the passenger side against a tree and couldn't find a mark lol
Might require a little lithium grease. Wish I would have done that now that I think of it
Hello Gordo
I have a 1988 Suzuki Samuari,,, what year is yours...I have been attempting to locate wiper motor,, they told me its behind glove box on passenger side.. I dont see it..I think it on driver side.
any tips please advise. Thanks in advance.
RJ
am serching high and low for such item for my BMW X5 Wiper linkage rod
you could be the one
how can i take the wipers of?