posted 04-13-2012 08:37 PM                  

I stole the rubber pieces off the legs of a folding chair to use as caps.

Then I extended the washer tubes and zip tied them to the frame rail so they ended up just in front of the rear wheels. I added a little bleach/water to the washer resevoir and then I could use the lever to put a small puddle in froint of the rear wheels for cool smoky burnouts.

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posted 04-14-2012 07:47 AM                  

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Originally posted by SABYBY:
What do you use to cover the hardware after the removal of the wipers.

Also how do you safely remove the wiper arms? Thanks

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A pair of Dorman By-pass caps to cover the exposed, threaded w/wiper stud. There are several sizes of by-pass caps,,,,but 1" x 3/8" should work for ya. Two should cost you a buck or two,, at either Carquest or NAPA stores.

Remove nut off threads,,,,spray heavy with WD-40,,,let sit awhile,,,then pull them up, out, and off.

Next up,,,,remove sunvisors,,,another waste

posted 06-14-2012 04:44 PM                  

Now you owe me for the grill treatment and wiper arm removal method...

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posted 06-19-2012 09:30 AM                  

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Originally posted by prowlerFreek:
Why remove the visors?

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Reduced visibility when down,,,look hideous when up, when the soft top is down. jmo

Sunglasses and a hat might help you?

posted 06-25-2012 11:57 AM                  

Head is too big :P