Easy Runnin said:
Thanks for the reply. I'l try it next weekend. If that doesn't work, what do you suggest for plan B. Do you think I could use a dremmel and cut it off without damaging the motor shaft?
There is also a nut on the shaft below the arm that looks pretty corroded. To the point where I don't think you could turn a wrench on it. Should I just leave that alone?
The nut is what holds the wiper motor on the windshield. Are you trying to get the entire wiper arm off, or just the blade? The first procedure I gave you was for removing the blade. To remove the arm, there is a set screw at the base of the arm where it slides onto the shaft. Loosen that, then soak the HELL out of the shaft/arm joint with PB blaster for several days, as that arm is going to need some serious coaxing to get it to break free from the shaft splines after 16 years... :lol:
Bob C
BTW, you might want to spray some blaster on that nut on the motor shaft, just in case it needs to come out down the road... 8)