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Freightliner Cascadia 113/125 Windshield-Wiper-Acc
Better Windshield Visibility and Wiper Blade Performance
Whether youâre replacing worn-out parts or upgrading your setup, weâve got everything you need to stay sharp on the road, from replacement components to entire upgrades (like new wiper blade motors).Explore High Quality Windshield Parts
- Wiper arms and heavy-duty blades - Heated wiper blades for icy routes - Windshield washer fluid nozzles - Wiper motors and fluid reservoirs - Durable stainless steel roof trimThese aftermarket parts are made to fit your Cascadia right. Easy to install. Tough enough to handle long hauls, bad weather, and heavy wear. Upgrade your visibility. Extend the life of your gear. Keep your windshield clean and your drive smooth. Find your Freightliner wiper accessories todayâand stay ready for whateverâs ahead. steel arms for long-lasting performance. Whether replacing parts or enhancing your setup, we've got you covered!
Frequently Asked Questions About Freightliner Cascadia 113/125 Windshield Wiper & Roof Accessories
Will these windshield wiper parts fit my specific Cascadia model year?
Most windshield wiper components and roof accessories are compatible with Freightliner Cascadia 113 and 125 models from 2008 to present. However, there are some variations between pre-2018 and 2018+ models, particularly in wiper arm mounting points and motor specifications. Always verify your truck's VIN and model year before ordering. For 2018 and newer Cascadias, ensure the part specifically states "New Body Style" compatibility.
What's the difference between OEM and aftermarket wiper motors, and which should I choose?
OEM wiper motors typically last 5-7 years and come with exact mounting specifications for plug-and-play installation. Aftermarket options can save you 30-50% but may require minor adjustments during installation. The main differences are in motor speed consistency and cold-weather performance. If you operate in extreme weather conditions or need maximum reliability, OEM is recommended. For moderate climates and cost-conscious buyers, quality aftermarket brands like Trico or ANCO perform well.
How difficult is it to replace wiper arms and linkage assemblies myself?
Replacing wiper arms is a straightforward 30-minute job requiring basic tools - typically a 13mm or 15mm wrench and possibly a wiper arm puller. Linkage assembly replacement is more complex, taking 1-2 hours and requiring dash panel removal. Common challenges include seized pivot points on older trucks and proper alignment of the linkage geometry. Having a second person helps significantly when installing linkage assemblies to hold components in place during bolt installation.
What roof accessories are available, and do they affect windshield wiper clearance?
Popular roof accessories include visor lights, CB antenna mounts, and roof fairings. Standard cab visors and light bars are designed to maintain proper wiper clearance. However, aftermarket roof fairings or custom light installations may interfere with wiper travel at the top of the sweep. Always maintain at least 2 inches of clearance between the wiper blade's highest point and any roof-mounted accessories to prevent damage and ensure full windshield coverage.
Why do my wipers streak or chatter, even with new blades?
Streaking and chattering often result from worn wiper arms (weak spring tension), contaminated windshield surface, or incorrect blade size. First, clean your windshield thoroughly with glass cleaner and fine steel wool to remove buildup. Check that you're using 24-inch blades for most Cascadia models. If problems persist, the wiper arm springs may be worn - a common issue after 200,000 miles. Replacement arms restore proper blade pressure of 15-20 pounds for streak-free operation.
