body color matching (white) wiper arms/blades
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From: vancouver, canada 1995 bonneville SSEi

at the local wreckers recently, saw a white '92 sse, had what appeared to be original wiper arms/blades (blades had metal airfoils attached) and the arms and blades were white to match the color of the car, on my '95 (and every other bonny I've seen) they're black
Did some previous owner go to the trouble of painting them, or did they come from the factory that way?
Did some previous owner go to the trouble of painting them, or did they come from the factory that way?
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From: vancouver, canada 1995 bonneville SSEi

this is what the ones on my car look like, I think they were standard on SSE'* & SSEi'*, I've seen a few others with the same thing
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yea i used to have them but i couldnt find any replacement blades for them so i had to get the whole new wiper....i liked the way the foil things looked thou. do they serve any purpose just out of curiousity?
Mine had them stock, but I removed them. I miss them now under certain conditions (so yes, I suppose they served a purpose).
Conditions:
140mph+ in the rain. They tend to hold the wipers down on the windshield at that speed. And no, I'm not kidding.
Conditions:
140mph+ in the rain. They tend to hold the wipers down on the windshield at that speed. And no, I'm not kidding.
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From: vancouver, canada 1995 bonneville SSEi

Originally Posted by Muslimsteel
yea i used to have them but i couldnt find any replacement blades for them so i had to get the whole new wiper....i liked the way the foil things looked thou. do they serve any purpose just out of curiousity?
What you get is 2 pieces of rubber 24 inches long. you have to remove the existing support rib from the blade, remove the rubber from the support rib, trim the new rubber to match the length of the old, fit the new rubber into the support rib, then install the rib back onto the blade


