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AMR4954 - Rear Wiper Arm

Original price - Original price €77,10
Original price
€77,10
€77,10 - €77,10
Current price €77,10
Genuine Part
Genuine: Original manufacturer part. This product is the original part designed and produced by the vehicle manufacturer.
Rear Wiper Arm forms part of the rear screen (backlight) wiper assembly.

It mounts onto the rear wiper motor spindle and carries the wiper blade across the rear glass, clearing rain and road spray from the tailgate window.
Vehicle Model Range Rover Classic 1994-2001 (P38)
Fitment Notes RANGE ROVER P38 1994-2001 — Rear screen wiper arm, backlight wiper arm assembly
Alternative Codes
AMR4954

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Frequently asked questions

What is the AMR4954 rear wiper arm for?
The AMR4954 rear wiper arm forms part of the rear screen wiper assembly on the Range Rover P38 (1994 to 2001). It mounts on the rear wiper motor spindle and carries the wiper blade across the tailgate glass to clear rain and road spray.
Where does the rear wiper arm fit?
The rear wiper arm fits onto the rear wiper motor spindle at the tailgate on the Range Rover P38 (1994 to 2001), driving the blade across the rear screen.
Can I fit this rear wiper arm myself?
Fitting the rear wiper arm is typically a straightforward DIY job on the Range Rover P38. It usually locates onto the splined motor spindle and the wiper blade then attaches to the arm. No specialist tools are typically needed.