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Battery Terminal Wiper Arm Puller
Item U7674-3$0.00
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Product Information
Features, Description, Q&A, Specs & Installation
Features
- Battery Terminal and Wiper Arm Puller
- Enables Safe Removal of Stuck Battery Cable Clamps and Wiper Arms
- Prevents Damage to Wiper Arms and Battery Terminals
- Can Also be Used on Small Bearing Gears and Pulleys
- Spring Loaded Jaws with Acute Edges for Secure Grip
- Ideal for Repair and Maintenance Applications
- Brawny Metal Alloy Construction
- Black Powder-Coated Jaws
- Easy to Use
- Sold Individually
- Designed for Universal Fitment with All Vehicle Models
Description
Effective and Safe Wiper Arm and Battery Clamp Removal. Safely remove your vehicle's windshield wiper arm or battery terminal clamp with this Battery Terminal Wiper Arm Puller. Removing a stuck battery terminal clamp or windshield wiper arm isn't as simple as using a pair of pliers or vice grip. This is because the uneven pressure you're bound to exert can damage the battery terminal or the wiper spindle. This battery terminal and wiper arm puller tool is designed to pull a stuck terminal clamp or wiper arm with even pressure, ensuring you don't damage either component. What's more, this puller tool can be used to safely remove small bearing gears and pulleys from electric motors and alternators. This factor makes this puller a welcome addition to your toolbox.
Brawny Build Quality. This battery terminal and wiper arm puller tool is made from high-grade metal making, giving it the strength necessary for superior function. Furthermore, this tool is machined to exact specifications, offering an ideal fit when used. Finally, the tool Assembly's puller jaws are finished in a durable black powder coating for outstanding protection against rust and corrosion.
Easy Use Design. This battery terminal and wiper arm puller tool is designed to be easy to use. Simply affix the jaws onto the base of your vehicle's windshield arm or battery terminal clamp and engage the turn-screw slowly till the item is removed. Pro tip: before removing a wiper arm, determine the proper resting position of the arm and mark this using a piece of masking tape. This is to ensure the wiper arm is properly aligned when reinstalled. Also, be sure to brush away any corrosion build-up from either the battery terminals or the wiper arm spindle for proper function.
Application. The Battery Terminal Wiper Arm Puller is designed for Universal Fitment with all vehicle models.
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Installation & What's in the Box
Installation Info
What's in the Box
- (1) Battery Terminal & Wiper Arm Puller Assembly
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