WIPER ISSUES....! How do I fix or do an effective search query.

[Robert92867]

Search queries are not my strong point.  What text would you recommend to find previous posts by members trying to replace a broken windshield wiper drive arm? See photos below for more specifics..

[DavidL]

Just google search for Monaco and the part number.

I found a bunch of wiper motors for you to compare to yours

One

https://rveliteparts.com/products/rev-rv-10107182-windshield-wiper-motor-12v?utm_source=google&utm_medium=shopping&utm_campaign=mid-performers&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw9eO3BhBNEiwAoc0-jQZDMF2YTxNHR4tR4_UvsCzU8iaiN8ABv77XDhns3_8SJIPk5O3dRxoCLVoQAvD_BwE

 

Edited Sunday at 06:21 PM by DavidL

[Tom Cherry]

For our site.

wiper knight.   Or wiper motor knight…. Or various other words.  Click on everywhere….topics.

download the parts list….look there.

Call AM.  Was NOT aware the AM has pulled a “Lippert”….swallowing up small companies.  They DID have some items or different products on their website that they never made.

Call AM.  NEVER depend on their website.  BUTCH used to be parts guy.  Call them and get into parts.  They had a list of every Monaco wiper assembly they ever made by model and year.  If they made the original, then odds are….they have s replacement.

Diesel was a major competitor and well versed.  AM only had their own parts knowledge.  Diesel knew about all brands….

There is a “guy” that is running a company.  He seems to know his stuff.

Wiper technology rv parts….this guy was with Diesel….or so was told.

Integrity RV parts is also a frequent name.

My internet access is limited as the things in NC, even in central, seem to be impacted.

Do a google search for the two above…

[Robert92867]

Thanks

[Dr4Film]

Call Rome trucks Parts in GA. They will help you locate exactly what you need. They carry thousands of wiper parts and components for our coaches.

http://rometruckparts.com/

Edited Sunday at 09:45 PM by Dr4Film

[Robert92867]

Thanks Richard, you nailed it.  Kristin at Rome was able to quote me a reasonable price on a custom-made-to-size piece.

Special mention to Tom.... thanks for showcasing yet another piece of your amazing encyclopedic  knowledge base.

[Dr4Film]

Kristen helped me locate the correct Crank Arm for my wiper motor back in 2022. She is VERY knowledgeable on our wiper parts plus they are VERY reasonable with their prices and shipping costs.

[Mi Bill]

 

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FYI.

This is MIBill. We have a 2009 Monaco Dynasty Regal IV. My driver's side wiper stopped working. The grooving on both the arm and shaft was gone. I found the number on the motor and called:

WIPER TECHNOLOGIES  

A DIVISION OF GLOBAL PRODUCTS, LLC

PO BOX 2883

ELKHART, IN 46515-2883

Phone: 833-WIPERS1

Their headquarters is in Elkhart, but the warehouse is in NC. He could find the proper kit for the arm and pivot shaft from the motor number. 

Alex was a big help.

Thanks

Bill

 

 

 

[Busnut]

Try calling the place in Nort Carolina they are great to deal with and help me out.

[Paul J A]

Windshield Wiper Parts

Here are a few sources.

http://www.dieselequipment.com

http://rometruckparts.com/

http://www.amequipment.com/

https://www.wiperparts.com

https://midwestbusparts.com/index.php?main_page

[hex_nut]

The grooving on the shaft is hardened steel.  The wiper itself is soft aluminum.  When the soft aluminum strips out it leaves the grooves in the shaft full of aluminum material.  If you will take a sharp pick tool or wire brush and clean the steel grooves, I think that you will find that the shaft can be reused.  When you torque down the wiper onto the shaft it will cut new grooves in the soft aluminum.  If you do not torque it sufficiently, it will strip off again.  Of course, if you torque it too much, you will break the shaft.  Good luck.

Richard

[Mi Bill]

Richard,

Thank you. Alex at  WIPER TECHNOLOGIES  told me something similar. However, he added that I should first heat the fittings before torquing it down.

Thanks

bill

    

[Paul J A]

23 minutes ago, Mi Bill said:

Richard,

Thank you. Alex at  WIPER TECHNOLOGIES  told me something similar. However, he added that I should first heat the fittings before torquing it down.

Thanks

bill

    

Some ppl have drilled a small hole thru the "assembly" of the wiper arm on the motor drive shaft for a small roll pin with success.  AND lubricate the H**L out of the linkage regularly. Boeshield T 9. Great for battery trays and step linkage too.

[Tom Cherry]

FWIW...  Diesel Equipment sold or was acquired by AM Equipment.  NO DETAILS...

But, this site pops up.  MAYBE (speculation) one of the individuals that was a "tech or guru" has joined or formed another company.

This may be a resource...

https://rvandmarine.com/product-category/wiper-technologies-parts-formerly-diesel-equipment/