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Grainger Applications.Xlsx All-Makes Windshield Wiper Application Guide Standard Metal Standard Metal Premium Metal Premium Metal Heavy Duty Heavy Duty Winter Winter Driver Passenger Driver Passenger Driver Passenger Driver Passenger Sub Make Make MODEL Start Year End Year Driver Side Passenger Side Grainger Item # Grainger Item # Grainger Item # Grainger Item # Grainger Item # Grainger Item # Grainger Item # Grainger Item # TRUCK AM GENERAL Hummer 1993 1994 11"" 11"" 2YPX8 2YPX8 ‐‐ TRUCK AM GENERAL Hummer 1995 1999 12" 12" 2YRA2 2YRA2 2YRA2 2YRA2 ‐‐‐‐ TRUCK AM GENERAL Hummer 1995 2001 12" 12" 2YRA2 2YRA2 2YRA2 2YRA2 ‐‐‐‐ TRUCK AUTOCAR A1, AU & DC 1969 1977 16" 16" 2FBK9 2FBK9 2JZA5 2JZA5 TRUCK AUTOCAR AC Series 1988 1995 20" 20" 4XLG3 4XLG3 2YRC1 2YRC1 ‐‐2FBN7 2FBN7 TRUCK AUTOCAR All Other Models 1957 1970 15" 15" 2FBK8 2FBK8 2FBP4 2FBP4 TRUCK AUTOCAR All Other Models 1975 1985 16" 16" 2FBK9 2FBK9 2JZA5 2JZA5 TRUCK AUTOCAR All with Flat Tapered Shaft 1970 1974 16" 16" 4XLF8 4XLF8 2YRA6 2YRA6 ‐‐2FBN5 2FBN5 TRUCK AUTOCAR AT Series 1982 1988 18" 18" 2FBL1 2FBL1 2FBP5 2FBP5 TRUCK AUTOCAR Construcktor II 1978 1982 20" 20" 2FBL2 2FBL2 2FBP6 2FBP6 TRUCK BERING HD Series 1999 2001 22" 22" 4XLG5 4XLG5 2YRC3 2YRC3 ‐‐2FBN8 2FBN8 TRUCK BERING LD Series 1999 2000 20" 20" 4XLG3 4XLG3 2YRC1 2YRC1 ‐‐2FBN7 2FBN7 TRUCK BERING MD Series 1999 2000 22" 22" 4XLG5 4XLG5 2YRC3 2YRC3 ‐‐2FBN8 2FBN8 TRUCK BROCKWAY 400 Series‐ 50 & 80 Cabs 1965 1977 20" 20" 2FBL2 2FBL2 2FBP6 2FBP6 TRUCK BROCKWAY 700 Series 1973 1977 16" 16" 2FBK9 2FBK9 2JZA5 2JZA5 TRUCK CAPACITY TJ Series 1997 2002 28" 28" 2FBL7 2FBL7 2FBP2 2FBP2 TRUCK CAPACITY Trailer Jockey 1970 1986 22" 22" 2FBK7 2FBK7 2FBP7 2FBP7 TRUCK CAPACITY YM Series 1997 2002 28" 28" 2FBL7 2FBL7 2FBP2 2FBP2 TRUCK CHEVROLET Bison 1977 1985 15" 15" 2FBK8 2FBK8 2FBP4 2FBP4 TRUCK CHEVROLET Bruin 1978 1980 16" 16" 4XLF8 4XLF8 2YRA6 2YRA6 ‐‐2FBN5 2FBN5 TRUCK CHEVROLET C40, C50 & C 60 1967 1972 15" 15" 4XLF7 4XLF7 2YRA5 2YRA5 ‐‐2JZA4 2JZA4 TRUCK CHEVROLET C4500, C5500, C6500, C7500 & C8500 2003 2007 22" 22" 4XLG5 4XLG5 2YRC3 2YRC3 ‐‐2FBN8 2FBN8 TRUCK CHEVROLET C4500,C5500,C6500,C7500,C8500 2007 2009 22" 22" 4XLG5 4XLG5 2YRC3 2YRC3 2FBN8 2FBN8 TRUCK CHEVROLET C50, C60 & C70 1973 1989 16" 16" 4XLF8 4XLF8 2YRA6 2YRA6 ‐‐2FBN5 2FBN5 TRUCK CHEVROLET C5500, C6500, C7500 & C8500 1996 2002 18" 18" 4XLG1 4XLG1 2YRA8 2YRA8 ‐‐2FBN6 2FBN6 TRUCK CHEVROLET G‐Series (all) 1965 1984 16" 16" 4XLF8 4XLF8 2YRA6 2YRA6 ‐‐2FBN5 2FBN5 TRUCK CHEVROLET G‐Series (all) 1993 1995 18" 18" 4XLG1 4XLG1 2YRA8 2YRA8 ‐‐2FBN6 2FBN6 TRUCK CHEVROLET G‐Series (all) 1996 1998 22" 22" 4XLG5 4XLG5 2YRC3 2YRC3 ‐‐2FBN8 2FBN8 TRUCK CHEVROLET H & J Series & M Series 1966 1979 16" 16" 4XLF8 4XLF8 2YRA6 2YRA6 ‐‐2FBN5 2FBN5 TRUCK CHEVROLET Kodiak 1990 1996 18" 18" 4XLG1 4XLG1 2YRA8 2YRA8 ‐‐2FBN6 2FBN6 TRUCK CHEVROLET N50, N 60 & N90 1960 1972 18" 18" 2FBL1 2FBL1 2FBP5 2FBP5 TRUCK CHEVROLET T40 thru T80 1960 1972 18" 18" 2FBL1 2FBL1 2FBP5 2FBP5 TRUCK CHEVROLET T50 thru T80 1973 1980 18" 18" 4XLG1 4XLG1 2YRA8 2YRA8 ‐‐2FBN6 2FBN6 TRUCK CHEVROLET T5500, T6500, T7500 & T8500 1996 2007 22" 22" 4XLG5 4XLG5 2YRC3 2YRC3 ‐‐2FBN8 2FBN8 TRUCK CHEVROLET T5500,T6500,T7500,T8500 2007 2009 22" 22" 4XLG5 4XLG5 2YRC3 2YRC3 2FBN8 2FBN8 TRUCK CHEVROLET Tiltmaster 1984 1985 18" 18" 4XLG1 4XLG1 2YRA8 2YRA8 ‐‐2FBN6 2FBN6 TRUCK CHEVROLET Tiltmaster 1986 1994 18" 18" 4XLG2 4XLG2 2YRA9 2YRA9 ‐‐2FBN6 2FBN6 TRUCK CHEVROLET Tiltmaster 1995 2004 20" 20" 4XLG3 4XLG3 2YRC1 2YRC1 ‐‐2FBN7 2FBN7 TRUCK CHEVROLET Titan 1971 1980 26" 26" 2FBL6 2FBL6 2FBP1 2FBP1 TRUCK CHEVROLET U80 1960 1972 18" 18" 2FBL1 2FBL1 2FBP5 2FBP5 TRUCK CHEVROLET W70 & W80 1973 1980 18" 18" 4XLG1 4XLG1 2YRA8 2YRA8 ‐‐2FBN6 2FBN6 TRUCK CHEVROLET W80 1960 1972 18" 18" 2FBL1 2FBL1 2FBP5 2FBP5 TRUCK CHEVROLET Y60 1960 1972 18" 18" 2FBL1 2FBL1 2FBP5 2FBP5 TRUCK CRANE CARRIER B, D, LE & M Series 1980 1985 22" 22" 2FBK7 2FBK7 2FBP7 2FBP7 TRUCK CRANE CARRIER Century II 1981 1984 18" 18" 2FBK5 2FBK5 2FBP5 2FBP5 TRUCK CRANE CARRIER F Series Centurion 1976 1985 18" 18" 2FBK5 2FBK5 2FBP5 2FBP5 TRUCK DAF 65, 75 & 85 Series 1992 2001 24" 24" 4XLG6 4XLG6 2YRC4 2YRC4 ‐‐2FBN9 2FBN9 TRUCK DAF 95 Series 1997 2001 22" 22" 4XLG5 4XLG5 2YRC3 2YRC3 ‐‐2FBN8 2FBN8 TRUCK DAF LF Series 2002 2002 24" 24" 4XLG6 4XLG6 2YRC4 2YRC4 ‐‐2FBN9 2FBN9 TRUCK DIAMOND REO C116, C119 & DC101 1972 1974 16" 16" 4XLF8 4XLF8 2YRA6 2YRA6 ‐‐2FBN5 2FBN5 TRUCK DIAMOND REO C116, C119 & DC101 1972 1974 16" 16" 2FBK9 2FBK9 2JZA5 2JZA5 TRUCK DIAMOND REO C90 & C101 1968 1974 13" 13" 4XLF5 4XLF5 2YRA3 2YRA3 ‐‐2JZA3 2JZA3 TRUCK DIAMOND REO C90d & C114 1968 1972 15" 15" 2FBK8 2FBK8 2FBP4 2FBP4 TRUCK DIAMOND REO CF59 & CF65 1971 1974 18" 18" 2FBK5 2FBK5 2FBP5 2FBP5 TRUCK DIAMOND REO CF60 1974 1974 20" 20" 2FBL2 2FBL2 2FBP6 2FBP6 TRUCK DIAMOND REO CO50 & CO78 1956 1972 16" 16" 2FBK3 2FBK3 2JZA5 2JZA5 TRUCK DIAMOND REO CO54 & CO88 (dbl arm) 1973 1975 16" 16" 2FBK9 2FBK9 2JZA5 2JZA5 TRUCK DIAMOND REO CO54 & CO88 (sngl arm) 1974 1974 18" 18" 2FBL1 2FBL1 2FBP5 2FBP5 TRUCK DIAMOND REO Giant 1981 1988 16" 16" 2FBK9 2FBK9 2JZA5 2JZA5 TRUCK DIAMOND REO HF3000 1968 1971 20" 20" 2FBK6 2FBK6 2FBP6 2FBP6 TRUCK DINA HTQ 1998 2001 22" 22" 4XLG5 4XLG5 2YRC3 2YRC3 ‐‐2FBN8 2FBN8 TRUCK DODGE B‐Series 1971 1994 16" 16" 4XLF8 4XLF8 2YRA6 2YRA6 ‐‐2FBN5 2FBN5 TRUCK DODGE B‐Series 1995 1998 18" 18" 4XLG1 4XLG1 2YRA8 2YRA8 ‐‐2FBN6 2FBN6 TRUCK DODGE D & W Series 1969 1974 13" 13" 4XLF5 4XLF5 2YRA3 2YRA3 ‐‐2JZA3 2JZA3 TRUCK DODGE L1000 1966 1975 20" 20" 2FBK6 2FBK6 2FBP6 2FBP6 TRUCK DODGE Sprinter 2007 2010 26" 24" 4XLG7 4XLG7 2YRC5 2YRC5 2FBP1 2FBP1 TRUCK FORD Aeromax 1989 1995 18" 18" 2FBL1 2FBL1 2FBP5 2FBP5 TRUCK FORD Aeromax & Aeroview 1996 1998 20" 20" 4XLG3 4XLG3 2YRC1 2YRC1 ‐‐2FBN7 2FBN7 TRUCK FORD C Series (dbl arm) 1961 1989 16" 16" 2FBK9 2FBK9 2JZA5 2JZA5 TRUCK FORD C Series (sngl arm) 1961 1987 18" 18" 2FBL1 2FBL1 2FBP5 2FBP5 TRUCK FORD Cargo 1986 1998 26" 26" 2FBL6 2FBL6 2FBP1 2FBP1 TRUCK FORD E ‐ 100 / 300 1968 1974 18" 18" 4XLG1 4XLG1 2YRA8 2YRA8 ‐‐2FBN6 2FBN6 TRUCK FORD E ‐ 100 / 300 1975 1980 18" 18" 4XLG2 4XLG2 2YRA9 2YRA9 ‐‐2FBN6 2FBN6 TRUCK FORD E ‐ 100 / 300 1981 1991 18" 18" 4XLG1 4XLG1 2YRA8 2YRA8 ‐‐2FBN6 2FBN6 TRUCK FORD E ‐ 100 / 300 1992 1997 22" 22" 4XLG5 4XLG5 2YRC3 2YRC3 ‐‐2FBN8 2FBN8 TRUCK FORD E ‐ 100 / 300 1998 1998 20" 20" 4XLG3 4XLG3 2YRC1 2YRC1 ‐‐2FBN7 2FBN7 TRUCK FORD F Series 1967 1979 15" 15" 4XLF7 4XLF7 2YRA5 2YRA5 ‐‐2JZA4 2JZA4 TRUCK FORD F Series 1980 1997 18" 18" 4XLG1 4XLG1 2YRA8 2YRA8 ‐‐2FBN6 2FBN6 TRUCK FORD F Series 1998 1999 22" 22" 4XLG5 4XLG5 2YRC3 2YRC3 ‐‐2FBN8 2FBN8 TRUCK FORD F series 2000 2003 20" 20" 4XLG3 4XLG3 2YRC1 2YRC1 ‐‐2FBN7 2FBN7 TRUCK FORD F Series 2000 2012 20" 20" 4XLG5 4XLG5 2YRC3 2YRC3 ‐‐2FBN7 2FBN7 TRUCK FORD F Series 2007 2012 22" 22" 4XLG5 4XLG5 2YRC3 2YRC3 2FBN8 2FBN8 TRUCK FORD L Series 1970 1995 18" 18" 2FBL1 2FBL1 2FBP5 2FBP5 TRUCK FORD L Series 1996 1998 20" 20" 4XLG3 4XLG3 2YRC1 2YRC1 ‐‐2FBN7 2FBN7 TRUCK FORD LCF 2007 2009 20" 20" 4XLG3 4XLG3 2YRC1 2YRC1 2FBN7 2FBN7 TRUCK FORD LCF D.S. 2006 2007 20" 20" 4XLG4 4XLG4 2YRC2 2YRC2 ‐‐2FBN7 2FBN7 TRUCK FORD LCF P.S. 2006 2007 20" 20" 4XLG3 4XLG3 2YRC1 2YRC1 ‐‐2FBN7 2FBN7 TRUCK FORD LN & LTN Series 1996 1997 18" 18" 2FBL1 2FBL1 2FBP5 2FBP5 TRUCK FORD W Series 1966 1973 20" 20" 2FBK6 2FBK6 2FBP6 2FBP6 TRUCK FORD W Series 1974 1977 18" 18" 2FBL2 2FBL2 2FBP5 2FBP5 TRUCK FREIGHTLINER American LaFrance 1998 1998 22" 22" 2YPY7 2YPY7 2FBN8 2FBN8 TRUCK FRE IGHTL INE R Argosy 1999 2006 20"20" 4XL G4 4XL G4 2YRC22YRC2 ‐‐2FN7FBN7 2FN7FBN7 Standard Metal Standard Metal Premium Metal Premium Metal Heavy Duty Heavy Duty Winter Winter Driver Passenger Driver Passenger Driver Passenger Driver Passenger Sub Make Make MODEL Start Year End Year Driver Side Passenger Side Grainger Item # Grainger Item # Grainger Item # Grainger Item # Grainger Item # Grainger Item # Grainger Item # Grainger Item # TRUCK FREIGHTLINER Business Class M2 2007 2012 22" 22" 4XLG5 4XLG5 2YRC3 2YRC3 2FBN8 2FBN8 TRUCK FREIGHTLINER C 112 & C120 1996 2006 22" 22" 4XLG5 4XLG5 2YRC3 2YRC3 ‐‐2FBN8 2FBN8 TRUCK FREIGHTLINER Cascadia 2008 2012 24" 24" 4XLG6 4XLG6 2YRC4 2YRC4 2FBN9 2FBN9 TRUCK FREIGHTLINER Century Class (C112, C120) 2007 2010 22" 22" 4XLG5 4XLG5 2YRC3 2YRC3 2FBN8 2FBN8 TRUCK FREIGHTLINER CL 120 (2pc) 1997 1997 22" 22" 4XLG5 4XLG5 2YRC3 2YRC3 ‐‐2FBN8 2FBN8 TRUCK FREIGHTLINER CL 120 (driver‐1pc) 1997 1997 24" 24" 4XLG6 4XLG6 2YRC4 2YRC4 ‐‐2FBN9 2FBN9 TRUCK FREIGHTLINER CL 120 (passenger‐1pc) 1997 1997 22" 22" 4XLG5 4XLG5 2YRC3 2YRC3 ‐‐2FBN8 2FBN8 TRUCK FREIGHTLINER Classic XL 1993 1994 15" 15" 2FBK8 2FBK8 2FBP4 2FBP4 TRUCK FREIGHTLINER Classic XL 1995 2003 15" 15" 2FBK2 2FBK2 2FBP4 2FBP4 TRUCK FREIGHTLINER Classic XL 1995 2008 15" 15" 2FBK2 2FBK2 2FBP4 2FBP4 TRUCK FREIGHTLINER Classic XL 1995 2008 15" 15" 2FBK2 2FBK2 2FBP4 2FBP4 TRUCK FREIGHTLINER Classic XL 2007 2009 15" 15" 2FBK2 2FBK2 TRUCK FREIGHTLINER Columbia 2000 2003 22" 22" 4XLG5 4XLG5 2YRC3 2YRC3 ‐‐2FBN8 2FBN8 TRUCK FREIGHTLINER Columbia 2007 2011 22" 22" 4XLG5 4XLG5 2YRC3 2YRC3 2FBN8 2FBN8 TRUCK FREIGHTLINER Coronado 2001 2003 22" 22" 4XLG5 4XLG5 2YRC3 2YRC3 ‐‐2FBN8 2FBN8 TRUCK FREIGHTLINER Coronado 2007 2012 22" 22" 4XLG5 4XLG5 2YRC3 2YRC3 2FBN8 2FBN8 TRUCK FREIGHTLINER FC Cargo 1998 1998 26" 26" 2FBL4 2FBL4 2FBP1 2FBP1 TRUCK FREIGHTLINER FL Series 1991 2003 24" 24" 4XLG6 4XLG6 2YRC4 2YRC4 ‐‐2FBN9 2FBN9 TRUCK FREIGHTLINER FLA 1989 1993 13" 13" 2FBK1 2FBK1 2FBP3 2FBP3 TRUCK FREIGHTLINER FLB 1994 1997 13" 13" 2FBK1 2FBK1 2FBP3 2FBP3 TRUCK FREIGHTLINER FLC Series 1976 1988 15" 15" 2FBK2 2FBK2 2FBP4 2FBP4 TRUCK FREIGHTLINER FLC Series 1989 1994 15" 15" 2FBK8 2FBK8 2FBP4 2FBP4 TRUCK FREIGHTLINER FLC
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