ViperLady1516
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I need to replace the wiper blades and Mopar wants $167.00 per blade. Is there alternatives that will still do the job? I rarely drive in the rain and will not be doing top speed at the time.
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2016 ACR Wiper blades
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Goggles Pizano
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Just get a universal replacement and keep the old one and see if you can find a replacement rubber that fits the blade assembly.
SA HEAT
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It's either use the expensive Dodge Viper-only replacements or strip the old rubber off the metal strips the blades you currently have are glued onto and glue new rubber on. If you do a search, there is a thread or two from owners who've tried it. If you go the new route, you can find the stock blades a lot cheaper than $167 per side, but they're still going to be expensive compared to blades for regular cars.
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Old School
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Looks like they about doubled in price since I bought the. Rockauto does have them for $112 each.
Last time I looked RockAuto showed one other different brand available, but I have my doubts as to whether they would fit or not. I bought one set for my gen 3 years ago and kept the old set to experiment with the next time I need them.
littlecaars
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I went to replace the wiper blades on my GEN four with aftermarket they fit but they did not have a low profile like the stock ones. So I got creative. Mine were ripped about an inch down so I glued them with gorilla glue. That was five years ago, and I’ve used the wipers once. No problem.
SA HEAT
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Yes....Gen 3 too.
The Dodge part numbers are:
68166572AA (passenger side)
68166573AA (driver side)
Old School
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I've wondered if there is a Mercedes part that might work. They had some unique methods of attaching wiper blades during this era when Chrysler/Mercedes were merged.
