samp215

I need to replace the rear wiper arm and hose on my 2007 Chevy Tahoe. The motor and base is still there, but I need the arm that holds the actual wiper and the hose.

Does anyone know where I can get that? I tried looking in the parts catalog, but all I could find was stuff for the front windshield.

New poster here...thanks for your help!!

Sam

in2pro

GM parts direct has the parts you are looking for...
can or should I ask why you need those parts?

samp215

I never looked there....thanks man!!

As for why I need to replace....lets just say Wild Turkey didn't treat me too well that night.

in2pro

lol yep Wild Turkey can do that....

73shark

And I was just going to say the garage door gobbled it up. Turkey is good stuff.

in2pro

Thats funny Marc because I though the exact same thing about it being the garage door taking a bite of the Tahoe.... that is what led to me having to ask...
I used to use the ole tennis ball hanging from the ceiling in the garage to know I was in far enough, but upgraded to the "laser" parking system when I got the 07 Tahoe.

zonian87

I have been searching online trying to find a rear wiper arm for a Chevy Suburban 2007 and I came across this forum with info for a Tahoe. Would the parts for the rear wiper assembly for the Tahoe work for a Suburban?
Mine suffered children with no fear... they used the arm as a "leg" up to the roof of my Suburban.
Thank you for your time.

Kelly

in2pro

Welcome to the forum,
I don't see why it wouldn't but check partstaxi.com or the GMpartsdirect.com to double check.
if you do change it take before during and after pictures if possible and post, makes it just a little bit easier for the next time

cgmoran

I am trying to replace my broken 2007 Suburban rear wiper arm. I removed the nut; however, I am not able to remove the arm. Is there a catch or something that needs to be released for the arm to come off?

Thanks,
Chris

73shark

Try spraying some Kroil or other penetrant on the shaft after you remove the nut. I suspect that the shaft is splined. Might even take a small gear puller and remove it w/ that.