Dorman - OE Solutions Windshield Wiper Linkage P/N:602-225
Dorman 602-162 front windshield wiper linkage for the 2012-2019 Volkswagen Passat carries motion from the wiper motor to the wiper arms. This Dorman wiper linkage is a direct replacement for the original linkage.
Wipers that stop part-way across the glass, or a motor that runs while the blades stay still, can mean the linkage has a failed crank arm. Before you replace the linkage, rule out the wiper motor and the wiper arm attachment, because either can leave the wipers stuck in the same way.
This linkage fits the 2012-2019 Volkswagen Passat.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One windshield wiper linkage and two wiper arm nuts. This listing holds one linkage, and the Passat takes one. Other mounting hardware is not included, so plan on new fasteners for it.
Interchange: 561955023B · 561955023C
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Is the Dorman 602-162 linkage right for the 2012-2019 Volkswagen Passat?
Yes. Dorman 602-162 is a front windshield wiper linkage that fits the 2012-2019 Volkswagen Passat.
Do the wiper arm nuts come with this linkage?
Yes. The listing includes two wiper arm nuts with the wiper linkage. Other mounting hardware is not included.
How long is the Dorman 602-162 and what is its pivot diameter?
Dorman 602-162 is 23.5 in long, with a wiper arm pivot point diameter of 0.29 in.
What can a failed wiper crank arm look like?
Wipers that stop mid-glass or a motor that runs while the blades stay still can come from a failed crank arm in the linkage. This replacement is built to fix a failed crank arm.
What are the bushings made of on this front wiper linkage?
The bushings are plastic. The linkage is a one-piece frame with a mechanical driver and bolt-on attachment.
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