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Unique-Bargains Rear Wiper Arm Cover Cap Mazda 6 Estate 2002-2007 Black
Protects the rear wiper arm nut on Mazda 6 Estate 2002-2007 models with a durable black plastic cap sized 64x28x25mm
- Direct replacement for Mazda 6 Estate 2002-2007 rear wiper arm
- Durable plastic resists cracking and breaking over time
- Protects wiper nut while adding a clean black finish
- Simple push-on fitting requires no special tools
- Compact 64x28x25 mm cap matches OE D267-67-395A dimensions
Rear Wiper Arm Cover Cap for Mazda 6 Estate
This cover cap fits the rear windshield wiper arm on Mazda 6 Estate models produced between 2002 and 2007. It is a direct replacement for a cracked, lost or damaged original nut cap. The part is made from durable black plastic and installs without special tools.
Replaces a broken or missing OE nut cap
The component matches OE number D267-67-395A and restores the protective cover over the wiper arm nut. The jump is worth it when the original cap has cracked, fallen off or no longer keeps the wiper aimed correctly. This non-OEM accessory provides a low-cost fix for that specific failure point.
Plastic construction with fixed dimensions
The cap measures 64 by 28 by 25 millimetres and is moulded in black plastic. It protects the wiper arm nut from debris and corrosion while adding a finished look. The part is designed solely for the rear wiper position on the listed vehicle range.
Highlights
- Direct replacement for Mazda 6 Estate 2002-2007 rear wiper arm
- Durable plastic resists cracking and breaking over time
- Protects wiper nut while adding a clean black finish
- Simple push-on fitting requires no special tools
- Compact 64x28x25 mm cap matches OE D267-67-395A dimensions
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 64 mm by 28 mm cover cap fit the rear wiper arm nut on my 2002-2007 Mazda 6 Estate?
Yes, this cap is a direct replacement for OE number D267-67-395A and fits Mazda 6 Estate models from 2002 to 2007.
How do I install the rear wiper arm cover cap, and what step is often missed?
Press the black plastic cap onto the rear wiper arm nut until it seats fully; the step often missed is cleaning the nut threads first so the cap stays aimed correctly.
When will the plastic cover cap need replacement again?
Replace the cap if it cracks, fades, or no longer stays seated on the wiper arm nut; the durable plastic resists cracking but UV exposure will eventually degrade it.
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