Icon vs. Evolution? Are these just the "Bosch Icon" wiper blade rebranded? Or is it an updated model? I can't find any info on these anywhere else.
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got a question here for this. Which blades are bigger in terms of thickness? I know some of these blades can be bulky...
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I agree, the Bosch Icon are the best for the buck. If you want the best blades possible and you want to use Bosch (EXCELLENT BRAND), get the Icons, they fit very well, the plastic is better and they fit snug on to the glass like a pair of gloves. I am replacing my icons this week and the ones I have on currently have been on there for 2 years, which is long. The cheap OEM ones last about 4-6 months, if that.
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awesome, thanks for clarifying J.B.! i googled this and your first reply/1st result was perfect
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I personally prefer BOSCH as they are mated for the tool. But, there are other third-party accessories, including blades that will work satisfactorily, if you choose them carefully for compatibility.
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I am not sure. I went all over the place on the internet to find out and could not find anywhere that talks about it. I went to Bosch to find out but the online answer people are not in. You have made me curious now so I will keep looking.
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I got my answer from Icon website by inputting my make and model: https://www.boschautoparts.com/auto?category=1701
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Any good? I am not sure what you want to know. They are Bosch sensors. They are (to my understanding) OEM. As long as you buy the correct sensor (up/down stream cabling is of different lengths) for the correct placement/problem, they work fine. I purchased two upstream pieces because they were due to be replaced. I had gotten several codes to that effect. No codes of that type since.IF you plan on a downstream sensor resolving 'inefficient cat' codes..you will almost certainly be disappointed. The O2 sensor is not likely the cause of those codes. Such codes are MORE likely to be a cat failure: Particularly the left (driver's side) cat on an E38. Any good? I am not sure what you want to know. They are Bosch sensors. They are (to my understanding) OEM. As long as you buy the correct sensor (up/down stream cabling is of different lengths) for the correct placement/problem, they work fine. I purchased two upstream pieces because they were due to be replaced. I had gotten several codes to that effect. No codes of that type since.IF you plan on a downstream sensor resolving 'inefficient cat' codes..you will almost certainly be disappointed. The O2 sensor is not likely the cause of those codes. Such codes are MORE... » Read More Any good? I am not sure what you want to know. They are Bosch sensors. They are (to my understanding) OEM. As long as you buy the correct sensor (up/down stream cabling is of different lengths) for the correct placement/problem, they work fine. I purchased two upstream pieces because they were due to be replaced. I had gotten several codes to that effect. No codes of that type since.IF you plan on a downstream sensor resolving 'inefficient cat' codes..you will almost certainly be disappointed. The O2 sensor is not likely the cause of those codes. Such codes are MORE likely to be a cat failure: Particularly the left (driver's side) cat on an E38. « Show Less
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Yes, it's actually a windshield wiper motto. And was a machanic for a few years. That is one item that rarely needed replace. Have 3 from Amazon and they a lot of torque for a motor of its size
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I'm assuming that you have a "Early Production" 2005 Toyota Sienna that has the special rear wiper arm and takes the special rear wiper blade. Here you go: Trico Exact Fit Rear Integral Blade 14-A. Easy install - comes with replacement and removal instructions.Basically all 2004's have the special rear wiper. For 2005's, if you have a rear wiper that looks like one piece, you have the early production and you'll need the special blade. If your rear wiper looks fairly normal, then you have a late production and simply need a fairly standard 16". Just measure the blade.. Hope that helps. I'm assuming that you have a "Early Production" 2005 Toyota Sienna that has the special rear wiper arm and takes the special rear wiper blade. Here you go: Trico Exact Fit Rear Integral Blade 14-A. Easy install - comes with replacement and removal instructions.Basically all 2004's have the special rear wiper. For 2005's, if you have a rear wiper that looks like one piece, you have the early production and you'll need the special blade. If your rear wiper looks fairly normal, then you have a late production and simply need a fairly standard 16". Just measure the... » Read More I'm assuming that you have a "Early Production" 2005 Toyota Sienna that has the special rear wiper arm and takes the special rear wiper blade. Here you go: Trico Exact Fit Rear Integral Blade 14-A. Easy install - comes with replacement and removal instructions.Basically all 2004's have the special rear wiper. For 2005's, if you have a rear wiper that looks like one piece, you have the early production and you'll need the special blade. If your rear wiper looks fairly normal, then you have a late production and simply need a fairly standard 16". Just measure the blade.. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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Bosch, I believe, originally is a German company. I have bought and still have Bosch tools. They are excellent tools. The same tool of equal quality made by Fein will cost $100.00 more.
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I don't think so. But don't get Bosch wipers anyway, they streak. Go with another brand.
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They are not specific to this model. We use standard Bosch blades in this, various sizes & lengths.
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You need to measure the length of both wipers. I am sure that these blades will come in the size you need. These blades are very good quality.
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As far as I can tell, the only difference is the blade angle. May even be too sharp- just be very careful - the new blades are like razors!
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I don't think so.But don't get Bosch wipers anyway, they streak. Go with another brand.
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I ordered the ones with self locking nut... No problem.... However I didn't see where there was a big difference in flight I'm back using original bladed
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Have used Silblades for years, best wiper blade on the market, but for rear 2001 4Runner the number is WB113S
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The Bosch 24-CA fit my standard J kook wiper arm, and snapped right in. I think the Amazon data base may be wrong.The Bosch 24OE-CA will not fit a J hook arm.
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The Bosch 24-CA fit my standard J kook wiper arm, and snapped right in. I think the Amazon data base may be wrong. The Bosch 24OE-CA will not fit a J hook arm.