Here is another angle of the wiper mounting plate.
It doesn’t take much to get Dr. Cyclone busy making more Cyclone needed new parts; just a little rust. One of his projects, like many of ours, has rust up around the cowl and windshield wiper motor. If you do, you also know that the mounting bolts are often difficult to remove and when you try they break off leaving you with no real way to duplicate the factory look.
The good Dr. has again created a solution for you.
Here are some photos of your solution.
Here is an original and the Dr’s new replacement part for the windshield wiper motor mount doubler.Here is another angle of the wiper mounting plate.The insert on the left is pressed into the original doubler underneath the wiper motor . This is what ends up having a bolt broke off in it and you cannot access it. The one on the right is Dr. Cyclone’s replacement insert that fits into the new doubler for the windshield wiper motor and this will solve any issues with the rust or broken bolts.
This is the rest of what you need to complete the job.
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Nice work again .
Thanks Fireball.