Dorman 49447 Windshield Wiper Linkage Bushing Assortment Compatible with Select Models, 10 Piece

The square one. So far holding up good. Few months.Heat gun (not too much) to soften it a bit, channel lock to "crimp" it on (or use your workbech to to lean on it to push it on the ball maybe). First time I didn't let it cool long enough before I manipulated it and it came off... re-did it and let it cool for about 10 mins. Stayed.A little all-purpose grease on the ball before putting the bushing on if you have it.

A little grinding and one of these plastics will replace the nylon bushing that seems to fail on Jeep JKs wiper linkage. It has been in place for 2 months and works without issue. This made a <$10 fix out of a $$$ fix.

The pictured piece fit perfectly on the motor arm to linkage on my 1996 Honda Passport, same as an Isuzu Rodeo. Amazon said it wouldn't, but the picture looked exactly like the broken one that came off my car. I took a $3 gamble and it worked out. Now I have working wipers again. And in Washington state, they are much needed year round. 4 stars only because it said it wouldn't fit.

It fit and works. Good assortment.

Great if you can’t buy the specific bushing you need and you are handy. I modified one of these to work on my 2001 Forester. Extra bushings gave me 2 tries to get it right. Working well now. Plastic material and the injection molding is good quality.

Since I first purchased my XJ in 2003, My passenger side wiper would hit the body of the body of the jeep. "Tak, Tak, Tak..." all day. I live in the rainiest city in the US, Hilo, HI, and so I would constantly hear that annoying sound. The wiper cut into the plastic panel, stripped paint, etc. For years, I tried to figure out how to fix it- I tried readjusting the wiper arm... bought an entirely new linkage from a junkyard (but the motor didn't work so I couldn't install it). It was a common problem, but I couldn't figure out how to fix it. Finally, in 2011, I found out how to fix it- so I ordered this kit. This kit comes with other bushings for different vehicles too, so you will have extras. It only took about 5 minutes to install the bushings (but about 20 to remove and reinstall the linkage), and now I don't have the annoying sound. Yippee!!!

An assortment of 10 varieties of bushings. Unfortunately it only had 2 of the 4 bushings that I needed so, rather than get another mostly useless “cluster-pack”, I wound up returning these and buying a 10-pack of the specific ones I needed. Now I have 6 bushings left over that I can actually use at about half the price.

These do fit wiper transmissions on the Jeep XJ MJ