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- carbon grey 2005 SP23 sedan
part #s are located on the how to thread
WOW that was easy...
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Yeah, I got the part #s on that thread. For anyone who wants to do this and is too lazy to go over there and find post #21 where the part #s actually are, here is what you need to enter on the onlinemazdaparts.com website:
Blade - G21B67330
Arm - GM9E67421
Cover - GM9E67395
Also, if you're like me and you investigate every conceivable option before doing anything in life here's some more info. I called a couple of dealers today and this is what they charge for the parts from the dealer: arm is $23 ($18.40 from Onlinemazdaparts), blade is $17 ($14 from OMP), and cover is $1.25 ($1 from OMP). So total from dealer is $41.25, total from OMP + shipping is $37.65. Not much savings, and if you can actually find a dealer that stocks all the parts near you you can have the mod done pretty quickly. I couldn't find any dealers that had ALL the parts in stock. If they had to order any part it would take just as long as ordering from OMP, and you can save the $3.60 if you just go ahead and order from OMP anyway. As of tomorrow OMP will have all the stuff in stock, and I must say they replied very quickly to my inquiry. Now to wait for the mail to come!
Blade - G21B67330
Arm - GM9E67421
Cover - GM9E67395
Also, if you're like me and you investigate every conceivable option before doing anything in life here's some more info. I called a couple of dealers today and this is what they charge for the parts from the dealer: arm is $23 ($18.40 from Onlinemazdaparts), blade is $17 ($14 from OMP), and cover is $1.25 ($1 from OMP). So total from dealer is $41.25, total from OMP + shipping is $37.65. Not much savings, and if you can actually find a dealer that stocks all the parts near you you can have the mod done pretty quickly. I couldn't find any dealers that had ALL the parts in stock. If they had to order any part it would take just as long as ordering from OMP, and you can save the $3.60 if you just go ahead and order from OMP anyway. As of tomorrow OMP will have all the stuff in stock, and I must say they replied very quickly to my inquiry. Now to wait for the mail to come!
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- 2016 GT ST 47A
Tasty said:
Or you could order this part # from his website.
Item Number UOM Qty MSRP Price
PK-P5RW Each $41.75 $41.75
$33.40
P5 TO MAZDA6 REAR WIPER CONVERSION KIT. THIS KIT CONTAINS ALL THE NEEDED ITEMS TO CONVERT THE REAR WIPER TO THE STYLE THAT IS ON THE MAZDA6 WAGON.
Jason has an actual kit on the website for this mod!!! (first) You can find others buy clicking on 'search' in the misc. items box on the homepage. That will bring you to a list of different cars.
I am ordering mine today so I will have everything ready when this damn cold spell breaks.
**edit** well somewhere along the lines the spacing got messed up but at any rate the kit can be bought under one number at a decent price.
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- carbon grey 2005 SP23 sedan
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+7 whp! woot woot
j/k some say it wipes a little better than stock. it's mostly just appearance though.
j/k some say it wipes a little better than stock. it's mostly just appearance though.
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Pull up on the cap in the middle. It swings toward the wiper exposing the 10mm nut. No yanky & no puns about how I just said that either.
I did just that and it didn't work. I finally put a towel on the window and gently popped it off with the claw end of a hammer. Worked like a charm. The new wiper assembly looks SO good on there. Blends right into the tint. Very sleek.
NOTE TO MODDERS: A metal file works great to grind the wiper arm down with and leave a nice smooth finish. I got mine almost damn near machined looking in about 10 mins with the coarse side of my metal file. Finish it off with the fine side. Looks great.
NOTE TO MODDERS: A metal file works great to grind the wiper arm down with and leave a nice smooth finish. I got mine almost damn near machined looking in about 10 mins with the coarse side of my metal file. Finish it off with the fine side. Looks great.
VFR pilot said:
The blade is longer, so it can clean more surface area, and it looks cleaner/smoother/slicker/better than stock. Also because the arm is plastic, if you wanted to, you could sand it down a little and then color match it to the car if you wanted.
just installed mine.. I sanded quite a bit off the base of the Mazda6 wiper, and off the ring over the nasty bits of the wiper motor.. but I kept hearing this noise.. lo and behold, the wiper arm contacts the underside of the spoiler right at the top of it's sweep. I just took the dremel with sanding bit that I used to file down the base of the new wiper arm to file off some of the underside of the spoiler (you can't see up there anyway) and now it's a-ok 
for whatever reason I didn't think to go on the garage laptop and look up the how-to thread.. weird
for whatever reason I didn't think to go on the garage laptop and look up the how-to thread.. weird
