This wiper arm puller removes a seized windshield wiper arm with no screwdriver prying, no bent arm and no chipped paint on the cowl. Wiper arms sit on tapered splines and corrode in place over the years, and the only clean way off is a steady, even pull.
It is for DIY drivers and home mechanics fitting new wiper arms or servicing a battery. The same tool lifts stuck battery terminal clamps from their posts and pulls bearings mounted on conical splines.
Key features
- Three jobs, one tool: removes windshield wiper arms, battery terminal clamps and bearings on conical splines.
- Forged carbon steel jaws: heat-treated for hardness, wear resistance and corrosion resistance.
- Even, controlled pull: the screw pad seats on top of the spline so the part lifts straight off without marring.
- Simple to use: seat the jaws, turn the T-handle screw and lift the part free.
- Wide jaw range: opens from 6 to 28 mm to fit most standard wiper and terminal posts.
What's included
- 1 wiper arm and battery terminal puller
- 1 wiper arm removal tool
Specifications
- Material: Forged, heat-treated carbon steel
- Jaw opening: 6 to 28 mm
- Outer diameter: 48 mm
- Weight: 14 oz
- Uses: Wiper arm, battery terminal and bearing removal
How to use
Remove the nut that holds the wiper arm, hook the wiper arm puller jaws under the arm, then tighten the knob so they hold. Turn the T-handle screw down onto the spline until the arm pops free. Battery terminals come off the same way once the clamp bolt is loosened.
