Toyota Land Cruiser Wiper Blades

Toyota Land Cruiser blade sizes differ by series and body:

Place a folded towel on the Landcruiser glass, then lift the arm. Turn the old blade across the J-hook, press the adaptor release and slide it down until the curved arm clears the opening. Guide the hook into the replacement and pull until the clip seats. Check that the adaptor is firm, then return the arm to the windscreen.

Hold the Landcruiser rear arm close to its end. Separate the moulded hook from the blade socket, remove the blade, then centre the new socket over the hook and press until the two parts snap together. Return the arm gently to the rear window.

The 300 Series, 76 Series and 78 Series Landcruiser use J-hook front arms. The 300 Series Wagon has a hook-and-socket rear fitting; the 76 Series Wagon and 78 Series Troop Carrier use J-hook rear arms.

Yes. The 300 Series Wagon uses 24/22-inch front blades and a 12-inch rear. The 76 Series Wagon and 78 Series Troop Carrier use 17/16-inch fronts with a 16-inch rear.

No. The 300 Series Wagon uses 24/22-inch front blades. The 76 Series Wagon and 78 Series Troop Carrier use a shorter 17/16-inch front pair.

Yes. The 300 Series Wagon has a 12-inch rear blade. The 76 Series Wagon and 78 Series Troop Carrier have a 16-inch rear blade.

Front connector style remains J-hook on the 300 Series Wagon, 76 Series Wagon and 78 Series Troop Carrier.

The 300 Series Landcruiser moved to Toyota's GA-F platform, replaced the 200's V8 with twin-turbo V6 engines and added substantially updated safety and cabin technology. The 200 Series is heavier, more traditional and defined by its V8 drivetrains.

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