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Hey Brian go to the junk yard save yourself some money like 100Hundred says VW works perfect I got some off several Vws Jettas in the junk yard . Save your money Junk yard !!!
A wise Forum member (FP) told me a little trick "way back" that keeps these caps in place. Otherwise, they will come off randomly without warning whenever wipers are used.
Get a roll of smooth electrical tape. Cut a piece off that is no more than 1/2" long. Cut a piece that is no wider than the recessed flange section of the cap. Place that piece along the recessed flange section that inserts into the wiper arm (doesn't have to go all the way around the cap). This will create enough of a "press fit" to keep the wiper arm cap secured. I've used this technique on my Crossfire and the caps have never come loose.
Guys
Here is an exact fit for the windshield wiper arm caps for all Crossfire models. I visited a local Volkswagen dealer and picked one up for $3.67 (PA Tax included) and returned home to test the fitment. I removed the stock cap, which is identical to the VW cap I purchased. It works and is cheaper than any other supplier. Attached is a photo of the part and the VW part number.
GO FOR IT.....
Regards,
Dennis
DTMenace
Zeracer
When I went to the dealer, I had the part number, I didn't mention a VW Model. The parts guy told me it fit the Jetta, Bug & Passat, sounds like a universal fit for their car line, cheaper manufacturing...
Just print the label and go to a VW dealer or midnight auto parts.
Dennis
DTMenace
Glad someone located a cap for our nut, now, how about the vinyl "trash" shield that covers the hole around the wiper mounting stem, like the passenger side? I 'll take 4 of those please.
Glad someone located a cap for our nut, now, how about the vinyl "trash" shield that covers the hole around the wiper mounting stem, like the passenger side? I 'll take 4 of those please.
Most of us agree that the rubber seal was left off the Crossfire Driver-Side due to the mis-alignment of the wiper arm shaft & the hole in the cowling. Daimler-Chrysler just left this side open, never dealing with the design flaw in the cowling. Nearly all of us that have installed a rubber seal on the Driver-Side have executed some sort of modification and/or technique to get the rubber seal to fit. Good Luck.
Glad someone located a cap for our nut, now, how about the vinyl "trash" shield that covers the hole around the wiper mounting stem, like the passenger side? I 'll take 4 of those please.
Most of us agree that the rubber seal was left off the Crossfire Driver-Side due to the mis-alignment of the wiper arm shaft & the hole in the cowling. Daimler-Chrysler just left this side open, never dealing with the design flaw in the cowling. Nearly all of us that have installed a rubber seal on the Driver-Side have executed some sort of modification and/or technique to get the rubber seal to fit. Good Luck.