United Pacific Windshield Sunshade Freightliner FLD120 Century Columbia 98989
- Windshield Sunshade
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Wiper arm and blade kit fits 1966-1977 Ford Bronco models
This new wiper arm and blade kit from United Pacific Industries fits Ford Bronco models produced between 1966 and 1977. It replaces worn or damaged original equipment to restore clear forward visibility. The kit includes both the arm and blade for a complete installation.
Install this kit when the original arms are bent, corroded or no longer hold the blade firmly against the glass. It is not suitable for Broncos outside the 1966 to 1977 range or for vehicles that require a different mounting pattern.
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The kit is built for 1966 through 1977 Ford Broncos, so the arm splines and blade attachment points correspond to the factory wiper shafts on those model years.
Mount each arm onto its splined shaft with the blade already clipped in, then turn the ignition to the accessory position and activate the wipers once to park the arms before tightening the retaining nuts.
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