Mg midget tex wiper blades

Description:I think Nigel had some dealings with Tex. Dave O'Neill2 Mike, as David remembers I had dealings with Tex on the 9", their customer service was good enough but I can't say the same for their products what you're talking about replacing are the rubber elements - I found Tex arms and blades to be poor at holding the element to the screen so if your current arms and blades work well then keep hold of them if you look at the blades I'm not sure if replacement elements would remain fitted securely because the original elements have built in stops at each end - but I'd be very interested to know if they do so please let us know the outcome there are a lot of rubbish rubber parts being sold for classics Nigel Atkins Too late for you now I know, but I have found that rubbing petroleum jelly eg Vaseline on the blades and leaving to soak in overnight, then cleaning off with washer fluid makes them very supple again. My Tex blades are well over two years old, and still work perfectly. Jim J Smith thanks Jim I can give that a try on my spare barely used set my problems were from the new Tex arms and blades I bought from different sources , one set of blades was sent back to Tex and they said they went on to someone's car and were found to be better than their existing ones so the fault was not with the blades I've now got NOS Lucas adjustable for length and tension arms fitted and they are an improvement but the Tex blades still smear with them Nigel Atkins Thanks for the replies I am going to look in the shed at old Series IiI Landrover wiper arms and blades I have, as well as wiper arms from a Morgan never had the whole car. Hoping Landrover Series bit can be made to work, thus improving parts availability - probably shorten a flat wiper blade and bend the arms. Some Volvo models had 7.

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