810W26400-6355, Wiper Linkage
Functionly
1. Power Transmission and Motion Conversion
As the core transmission component of the wiper system, the linkage
converts the rotational motionof the wiper motor into the
reciprocating swing of the wiper arms, driving the wiper blades to
sweep the windshield rhythmically.
Utilizes linkage mechanisms (e.g., crank-rocker or four-bar
mechanisms) to ensure precise coverage of the windshield’s cleaning
area.
2. System Stability Support
Connects the motor to the wiper arms, bearing mechanical loads
during power transmission. Requires high structural strength to
prevent resonance or deformation.
Some vehicle models adopt a split design (e.g., Split Type I),
which demands strict dimensional accuracy on body mounting points
to maintain correct wiping trajectories.
3. Adaptability to Vehicle Layouts
Designed in different structures (integrated/split) based on front
compartment space:
Integrated Type: Suitable for spacious models, with 3–5 mounting
points for enhanced stability.
Split Type: Fits compact spaces but requires high sheet metal
strength to avoid noise or trajectory deviations.
Primary Applications
1. Essential Cleaning Assurance
Clears rainwater, snow, dust, and debris from the windshield during
adverse weather, ensuring driver visibility and road safety.
2. Maintenance and Functional Upgrades
OEM Replacement: Replaces worn, corroded, or damaged linkages
(e.g., 810W26400-6355 may be an OEM part for specific models).
Advanced Feature Support: Compatible with smart systems (e.g.,
rain-sensing wipers, speed-adjustable motors) for automated wiping
control.
