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Title: Prevost Wipers
Post by: Gerry H on November 22, 2010, 07:18:07 AM
  Hello: I need to replace my wiper blades (sounds simple) and have run into confusion over the size (length and width) At present on my LeMirage XL-40, I have have 22" and the bridge rail is .625". Most of the web places that mention Prevost wipers show both 22" and 24" length Anco 57-12 or Autex ACS 22-12 or Sprauge 1147-2-22 or Prevost PN 800284. The problem is the width for the Anco refil is .500 which is too narrow. Seems everything I order has to be returned cause of the width. Have some of you LeMirage owners changed to a narrower more obtainable sized blade? Thanks  Gerry H
Title: Re: Prevost Wipers
Post by: GP on November 22, 2010, 09:26:58 AM
Gerry,
I tried a set of Anco blades that sort of fit the arms, I have now discarded them and did not keep the part number because I don't plan to use them again. Prevost has specials on them now and again the last one was about 30 dollars a pair, I think blade refills are available from Prevost. The things are a goofy size and I have had no luck attempting to find a good match.
Title: Re: Prevost Wipers
Post by: Gerry H on November 22, 2010, 11:38:01 AM
I was under the impression that the OEM blades were mfg by Bosch and then dropped from production, hench the change to 24" Anco's but I could be mis-informed. Thanks for chiming in. Gerry H
Title: Re: Prevost Wipers
Post by: BUR on November 22, 2010, 08:09:50 PM
      I tried a lot of truck shops and auto parts stores, until I went to NAPA and walked out with them 5 minutes later. I hope you find them.    Good Busn'  Wilbur
Title: Re: Prevost Wipers
Post by: cody on November 22, 2010, 09:25:19 PM
Sometimes it's easier just to take the hit and replace the wiper arm at napa with one that you can get replacement blades for, our revcon had a wiper arm setup that had been discontinued back in the mid 80's so thats what I did to cure that problem and now I get a new set of blades pretty much every year, the replacement arms for that project were a total of about 60 bucks for the initial hit but knowing I can get refills helps and they are reasonable.