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Summary and removal of original blade on Type A, B, C, D, E or F applications:

Please Note:

1) Both Types A & B “Rock” out, but Type B looks almost exactly like Type D and Type E - which just pull out.

2) By design, many arms do not lift very far off the back-glass, this is to reduce the risk of catching in drive-through

car washes. On Type A and Type B, the arm must lift 30 - 45 degrees off the glass for removal. On some

vehicles, the trim cap, at the base of the arm where it attaches to the body, needs to be

removed, this allows the arm to lift up farther off the glass.

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Your Back.

Original Equipment

Look, Quality and Fit.

Installation Tips for

Rear Wiper Blades

Type A Roc Lock 2

Lift arm away from glass, blade and arm

are still parallel. “Roc” blade out by pulling

the end of the blade that is behind the arm,

towards the glass.

AR-11A, AR-12A, AR-12F, AR-14A, AR-16A

Type B Roc Lock 3

Same as Type A. Although, arm and blade look

slightly different, removal is virtually identical.

AR-12B, AR-14B, AR-16B

Type C Slide Pinch

This blade has 2 ears at connection point.

Squeeze the ears inward and slide blade off.

AR-14C

Type D Snap Claw

This arm is attached to a pin on the blade.

Typically the arm only lifts off the glass a little,

that is OK. Pull the arm up, while pushing the

blade back down towards the glass.

AR-14D

Type E Snap Claw

Same as Type D, except “E” type has

non-functioning hump in the blade. Removal

and installation same as “D” type.

AR-12E, AR-16E

• Original Equipment replacement quality

• Durable rubber element for a consistent clear wipe

• Fast and easy installation

• No extra connector required

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We’ve Got Your Back. Installation Tips for Rear Wiper Blades • Original Equipment replacement quality • Durable rubber element for a consistent clear wipe • Fast and easy installation • No extra connector required Original Equipment Look, Quality and Fit. Summary and removal of original blade on Type A, B, C, D, E or F applications: Type A Roc Lock 2 Lift arm away from glass, blade and arm are still parallel. “Roc” blade out by pulling the end of the blade that is behind the arm, towards the glass.
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ANCO Rear Blade Installation Tips With ANCO, 12 SKUs cover virtually all rear integral blade applications. Type A Roc Lock 2 1 2 3 4 3 4 Type B Roc Lock 3 1 2 Type C Slide Pinch 1 2 3 Type D and E Snap Claw 1 2 3 You can view the complete installations videos at www.federalmogul.com/training. Click on “Training Videos”, then select “ANCO Rear Wiper Installation”. Anco is a trademark of Federal-Mogul Corporation or one of its subsidiaries.