Very helpful!! Your patience is a superpower.

I'm not sure what's more impressive to me: your DIY repair or master level video making. Fantastic work! Thank you!

Same issue on my 06 Tundra. Great edit and thanks for showing the whole process and problems you encountered. 🤘🏼🇺🇲

Great problem solving! So glad I watched this before attempting myself. Will definitely glue the nuts onto the assembly.

Just swapped mine out this weekend. Same problem, bushing at the motor was bad. All went together smoothly thanks to the help of your entertaining video. Thanks for the help. Dealer wanted over $500, got the part on A1Auto for $125. Cheers!!

Very entertaining with the whole process and great job on the editing. Now I know how to repair mine cause mine just went out.

Mine 07 Tundra's wipers just went out, same symptoms! I am glad that I found your amazingly made video. Thank you!

Hot glue works really well for holding nuts and bolts. Super glue, not so much. Great video!

I knew how to fixed after a short time into your video but the clips to your video with music were to good to not continue till the end! I was in suspense for much of it! A nice peaceful ending! 😅😁

Watching this made my private parts itch. Gawd so much like the crap I have gone through. I just kept laughing the whole way.

Nice video. I like watching how you were able to get around the roadblocks.

Thanks for this! I didn't realize there was a notch to align. That was a big headache!

thank you sir, just did my 2011 tundra thanks to you!!

New subscriber, great editing, very well thought out.

Good job 💪🏻

Great video and explanation. Thank you 👍

I've used painter's tape to hold bolts or nuts in place. Doesn't always work, but another option if gluing isn't available

I broke down and bought the OEM linkage. I am tired of buying crap on eBay made in China and having problems. I had replaced the one on my 2000 tundra a couple years ago. Now it was time for the Sequoia. I didn't know about aligning marks so had to do some evaluation and a little trial and error. The factory linkage has a lip that holds the linkage in place so you can press the ball on the motor arm into the socket on the new linkage. Then unclip it and bolt the motor in. Since I have done both they will last longer than me. :D I had wondered how long the epoxy would last. Way longer than I would have guessed.

Thank you. Enjoyed the video. saved time and it almost came out perfect. Beed a video to aling the motor with the wiper. Yeah I know about marking the motor and the notch.

Not only did I have similar issues doing this, I dropped one of the nuts into the fan that runs the heater blower, which I could not get. Not doing it myself again as a result. This is a "pay someone" job. Also, took me forever to get the motor attached to the transmission.

Excellent video

Great video... very informative and top-notch editing! My 2010 Tundra wipers are just like yours were before your JB Weld attempt. Fixing it asap. For the record, JB Weld fixes almost Nothing! I buy OEM, as much as possible. There's a reason Toyotas last forever, regardless of minor issues like that crappy bushing. I went with a Dorman part for $190.00. Best choice overall, since OEM has the problem in the first place.

Very entertaining...love it

Misery loves company !!! Thanks Buddy 2011 tundra

Are the nuts not supposed to go on the topside, where you can hold the bolt through from the bottom?

Good job

Hi, do you have a video mark where the arm on the motor is at factory park position? I removed mine without painting a reference point. Thank you.

its customary to yell thanks! to the delivery driver.

I’m hearing a squeaking sound when the wipers are lifted up away from the glass on my 03 with 100k. Any idea what’s causing that? They seem kinda slow too.

Ever thought of rubber washers and super glue to hold the bolt in place??🤔

Great video, loved your work arounds and final solution. My intermittent quit working and now the switch started smoking on the steering column in the car when I turn them on - now it quit all together - no more smoke but won't turn on - is it the switch or a bad motor? Can I check the motor with 12VDC? Do I need to remove steering wheel to replace switch?

Forget rain x or whatever it’s called all you need do is cut a potato in half and rub the cut side o the windshield

You could have maybe tried a box wrench of the size of the nuts you were having issues with and put tape on it to hold it inside of the Box wrench and used the wrench with the attached nut to hold under the hole and insert bolt into it.

Good video mate but how do I know its that and not my window wiper motor

And that's why you don't do it yourself dave 😂

Yeah, I fucked up big time on mine... the whole wiper wants to do the opposite of what it's supposed to do.. Instead of rotating clockwise it turns counter-clockwise first and it's rest position would make the wipers upright on the windshield. I couldn't wrap my head around how to fix it. Went to disassemble and assemble the whole thing for 5 hrs still couldn't fix it D:

maybe use a O-rings to keep the bolts secure rather than super glue?

stuff a nut into a wrench using a paper towel to keep it in place. scroll down to bottom page. Work with bolt stuffed into socket using paper towel as a gasket. motoiq.com/project-gd-sti-making-the-front-of-the-car-stiffer-with-ultra-racing/5/

Too much trouble. Let a shop do it. Having the same problem with a 2013 Tundra.

Thats fealing when you drive Just like you remenber