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I wanted to reply earlier, but stayed quiet incase my recollections might have steered wrong;
It was your mentioning of different blade lengths which made me take pause. Now, I have only had non-recessed wiper cars; Although recessed wipers were optional for base & Formula models, they only came standard with the Esprit and Trans Am models. My wiper blades are the OEM trico blades in the original brushed metal housings; Mine measure in at roughly 18" I do believe that if you have removed your wiper arms at any time, they need to be reinstalled with the arms at the "rest" position - I have understood that people have messed their situation up by re-installing arms with the armature(?) not in the "rest" position - or by trying to set down the arm to make a non-recessed wiper appear to be a recessed wiper.
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I will try to reclock the drivers side wiper arm Tomorrow so that both have the same pressure agains the stop location. Oh and i did take care to make the motor go into park position when i bench tested it before i put it in the car so everything would line up.
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