22 and 20 inch. Why they went and made them different sizes is beyond me. Stupid idea.
I have the Rain_x, that's what fits.
I have the Rain_x, that's what fits.
I actually took mine off. Use Rain-x (the liquid) to keep the rain of. I don't miss the wiper one bit.Sovereign said:has anyone figured out a way to use a standard rainx blade on the rear? or do i have to go to the dealer (ick)
:lol: :lol: :lol:alfundo said:wow, we've come a long way since my CJ 5...lol
it's just that the receiver on the blade arm is a non standard shape, so normal blades don't fit into it. i may try to find another arm from a different car that's the same length that has a standard loop for wipersboblamb58 said:I actually took mine off. Use Rain-x (the liquid) to keep the rain of. I don't miss the wiper one bit.Sovereign said:has anyone figured out a way to use a standard rainx blade on the rear? or do i have to go to the dealer (ick)
You should be able to use any blade as long as it's the correct length.
There is an alternative to going to the dealer for a replacement rear blade on the 2008+ Scion Xb's. It may first appear that the blade and arm are one piece but if you take a look, you'll see the wiper blade can be replaced and its actually quite simple. There may be other alternatives, but the 'Trico Exact Fit Rear Blade' at wipers123 online snaps right onto the special rear arm and looks like the factory original. Much cheaper than the dealer alternative. Comes with removal and replacement instructions too. Hope this helps. :yes:Sovereign said:it's just that the receiver on the blade arm is a non standard shape, so normal blades don't fit into it. i may try to find another arm from a different car that's the same length that has a standard loop for wipersboblamb58 said:I actually took mine off. Use Rain-x (the liquid) to keep the rain of. I don't miss the wiper one bit.Sovereign said:has anyone figured out a way to use a standard rainx blade on the rear? or do i have to go to the dealer (ick)
You should be able to use any blade as long as it's the correct length.