UD CWA45 wiper pivot

Anyone know where I can find a wiper pivot for a UD CWA45 (1985)?

This is the closest I can find, Wedgey..

wano.com.au/p/1078-ud-truck-bus-and-cran...zy-parts/4V0351.html

Thanks hayseed that’s great. Ended up calling several parts places only one that could help wanted $750 for that same part. Might go with your one

Why not rebuild the one you ve got..............seems to be steel ,option of weld or braze in anew piece.

hayseed wrote:

This is the closest I can find, Wedgey..

wano.com.au/p/1078-ud-truck-bus-and-cran...zy-parts/4V0351.html

H.I.M. are my go to for Japanese truck parts, seems it's been awhile and they are now called WANO. Thanks Hayseed.

JOHN.K. wrote:

Why not rebuild the one you ve got..............seems to be steel ,option of weld or braze in anew piece.

it’s alloy. I have considered building up and machining back (maybe building in a replaceable bush) - I recently got a 4/1 Lincoln AC/DC but I need to teach myself to use it and buy the $350 bottle of argon. All up buying a new assembly that’ll replace the (slightly) less rooted pivots along with the worn ball joints is not a bad option

I'd take to specialist tig welder and ask if they can build it up.

build it up your self with JB Weld



allow a few days to set
redrill, usein a fine edge file make your own trhread

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Yep, JB Weld is incredible stuff. I would recommend.

wedgetail84 wrote:

JOHN.K. wrote:

Why not rebuild the one you ve got..............seems to be steel ,option of weld or braze in anew piece.

it’s alloy. I have considered building up and machining back (maybe building in a replaceable bush) - I recently got a 4/1 Lincoln AC/DC but I need to teach myself to use it and buy the $350 bottle of argon. All up buying a new assembly that’ll replace the (slightly) less rooted pivots along with the worn ball joints is not a bad option

Weld it will be near impossible, easy to weld when new and shiny but next to no chance when old and contaminated,. I would build a new one out of steel and put a nylon bush in it.