Dorman - HELP P/N:42806

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MPN: 42806
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Dorman - HELP  P/N:42806
Dorman - HELP P/N:42806
$61.99

Keep the glass in front of you sweeping cleanly with the DORMAN HELP windshield wiper arm, part number 42806. This front left arm is a direct-fit replacement for the 2003-2007 Saturn Ion. It is designed to fit and work like the original arm it replaces.

A wiper arm holds the blade against the windshield and carries it across the glass as the wiper linkage moves. If the arm's spring weakens or the arm bends, the blade can lose contact with the glass and leave streaks or unwiped areas. If a worn Saturn Ion wiper arm is the cause, this part replaces it in the front left position.

  • Direct replacement: built to fit and work like the original front left arm on the listed Saturn Ion models.
  • Replaces a failed arm: intended for an original arm that has given out from spring wear, snow damage or metal fatigue.
  • Durable construction: made from quality materials and engineered for durability and reliable performance.
  • Backed by experience: supported by a team of product experts in the United States and more than a century of automotive experience.

Check the Buyer's Guide tab for complete fitment details.

Interchange: 22660357 · 22724209

This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:

22660357, 22724209

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the DORMAN HELP 42806 wiper arm do?

It holds the wiper blade against the windshield and carries it across the glass as the wiper linkage moves. This arm installs in the front left position.

Is this the right 2003 Saturn Ion wiper arm?

It is listed as a direct-fit front left wiper arm for the 2003-2007 Saturn Ion, so 2003 models are covered. See the Buyer's Guide tab for full fitment details.

What are signs a wiper arm may need replacing?

A blade that lifts off the glass, streaks or skips areas, or an arm that is bent or loose, may indicate a worn arm. Check the blade as well, since a worn blade can cause similar streaking.

What can cause a wiper arm to fail?

Dorman names spring wear, snow damage and metal fatigue as reasons an original arm fails. This arm is intended to replace one that has failed for those reasons.

How is the wiper arm installed?

Before removing the old arm, note where it rests in the park position so the new arm can be set the same way. Follow the vehicle service information for removal and tightening.