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Old 07-09-2010, 06:20 PM   #1 (permalink)
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2002 Corolla--Wiper Linkage Nylon Bushing

Recently replaced my wiper motor. However, even with the new wiper motor, the wiper motion wasn't very good. The start/stop position varies with low or high speed and there's a jerking sound. After some thinking, I realized their improper function was due to the fact that the nylon bushing had worn out and had broken into two pieces. I wish I had taken pictures, but while they still connect the crank arm to the linkage, its not a secure connection.

Just to clarify, this is the nylon bushing that is between

(1) the metal ball joint of the wiper motor crank arm
(2) the metal ring of the connecting linkages


Can someone verify that the nylon bushing I need is the same one that is in the link below??
http://www.dormanproducts.com/p-2748-118-303.aspx

Also, how do I go about getting one of those?? I'll try the dealership, but from what I hear online, they come as part of the WHOLE linkage...

Many thanks! I wish my Corolla had less problems.

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your link does not work. i've only seen this fixed by replacing the whole linkage.
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your link does not work. i've only seen this fixed by replacing the whole linkage.
Thanks for the heads-up, I've updated the link. The correct link is
http://www.dormanproducts.com/p-2748-118-303.aspx

Okay, the dealership told me they don't sell bushings individually. O'reilly's only had nylon bushings for dodge/GM brands, and they also had a set of many different bushings but it was sold out...
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won't hurt to try it, worst case is you need the whole linkage.
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