OEM Jeep CJ7 Wiper Linkage

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Jeep CJ7 Wiper Linkage keeps the windshield clear by converting motor rotation into tight, effective blade sweeps. This Wiper Linkage converts the motor's spin to steady back and forth motion with the help of rods, pivots, and bushings. It also holds both wiper arms at precise angles so rain or mud never obstructs vision. Due to the fact that every storm requires an instantaneous response, a strong Wiper Linkage would allow the driver to flick a switch and have both blades move smoothly without chatter. A frequent inspection of handlebars will prevent looseness leading to slipping of arm surfaces on rough trails. The Jeep CJ7 has a longer wheelbase, squared door openings, and an optional hardtop, adding day-to-day comfort to rugged strength. In the CJ7, twin boxed frame rails and lifted springs raise the Jeep over the rocks. Options such as full-time four wheel drive, the Dana 300 transfer case, and the stout Dana 44 rear axle push torque to each corner on the slick climbs. CJ7 owners adore its easy maintenance and availability of parts, as well as its classic open-air look that draws a crowd even now, long after the last one rolled off the line in 1986. Due to their durable and mechanically simple construction, restored examples outlive their Jeep successors. Thanks to its low weight, short overhangs, and good approach angles, this Jeep can romp through mud or sand. To install, disconnect the battery, remove the arms and cowl, unbolt the Wiper Linkage, fit a new unit, tighten, reconnect, and test.