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1997 Buick Century Wiper Blade Sizes

Model year 1997 Sizes from one source so far

Your wiper sizes

Driver Either 18in 450 mm or 22in 550 mm
Passenger Either 18in 450 mm or 22in 550 mm
J-Hook (9×3 mm) connector

These sizes are for the 1997 Buick Century. Where two lengths are listed, measure your old blade to choose.

Blades for your Buick Century

Driver 18" only Driver 22" only Passenger 18" only Passenger 22" only

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Best wiper blades for the 1997 Buick Century

Three blade types, each in your sizes.

Budget

Conventional blades

  • Metal frame, the classic design
  • Lowest cost, fine on flatter glass

In your sizes: 18" + 22" + 18" + 22"

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Our pick

Beam blades

  • One piece with no frame to ice up
  • Hugs curved modern windshields

In your sizes: 18" + 22" + 18" + 22"

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Aero

Hybrid blades

  • A frame under an aero shell
  • Even pressure with a sleek profile

In your sizes: 18" + 22" + 18" + 22"

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Where the 1997 Buick Century sits

Wiper sizes for every Buick Century range in our data.

1998–2005
Driver
22"
Passenger
22"
1997
Driver
18" or 22"
Passenger
18" or 22"
1978–1996
Driver
18"
Passenger
18"
 1977
Driver
16"
Passenger
16"
YearDriverPassengerArm
2005 22" 22" J-Hook (9×3 mm)
2004 22" 22" J-Hook (9×3 mm)
2003 22" 22" J-Hook (9×3 mm)
2002 22" 22" J-Hook (9×3 mm)
2001 22" 22" J-Hook (9×3 mm)
2000 22" 22" J-Hook (9×3 mm)
1999 22" 22" J-Hook (9×3 mm)
1998 22" 22" J-Hook (9×3 mm)
1997 18"or 22" 18"or 22" J-Hook (9×3 mm) This page
1996 18" 18" Side Pin (3/16")
1995 18" 18" Side Pin (3/16")
1994 18" 18" Side Pin (3/16")
1993 18" 18" Side Pin (3/16")
1992 18" 18" Side Pin (3/16")
1991 18" 18" Side Pin (3/16")
1990 18" 18" Side Pin (3/16")
1989 18" 18" Side Pin (3/16")
1988 18" 18" Side Pin (3/16")
1987 18" 18" Side Pin (3/16")
1986 18" 18" Side Pin (3/16")
1985 18" 18" Side Pin (3/16")
1984 18" 18" Side Pin (3/16")
1983 18" 18" Side Pin (3/16")
1982 18" 18" Side Pin (3/16")
1981 18" 18" Side Pin (3/16")
1980 18" 18" Side Pin (3/16")
1979 18" 18" Side Pin (3/16")
1978 18" 18" Side Pin (3/16")

Good to know

Two lengths listed

Our data lists two possible blade lengths for one spot on this car. Measure your current blade to see which one to buy.

Check against your old blades

Measure the rubber strip from end to end. It should match 18" + 22".

About this data

Fit data comes from one source so far; we're cross-checking every size against more sources. Consecutive model years with identical blades share one page.

How to fit your new blades

  1. Lift the arm

    Pull the wiper arm away from the glass until it stays up. Put a towel on the windshield in case the arm snaps back.

  2. Release the old blade

    Press the tab where the blade connects to the hook, then slide the blade down and off the arm.

  3. Clip on the new blade

    Slide the new blade's adapter up into the hook until it clicks. Most blades ship with a J-hook adapter already fitted.

  4. Lower the arm and test

    Gently rest the arm back against the glass. Spray your washer fluid once to check for clean wipes without streaks or chatter.

1997 Buick Century wiper FAQ

Quick answers about this car.

What size wipers fit a 1997 Buick Century?

The 1997 Buick Century takes 18" or 22" driver-side and 18" or 22" passenger-side wiper blades. The arm uses a J-Hook (9×3 mm) connector.

What connector does the Buick Century wiper arm use?

J-Hook (9×3 mm). Most replacement blades include an adapter for it, so check the adapter chart in the package.

Can I use a wiper blade one size longer or shorter?

Stick with the listed sizes. A longer blade can hit the windshield frame or the other blade, while a shorter one leaves an unwiped gap. If your old blades don’t match our sizes, measure them end to end.

How often should I replace my wiper blades?

Most drivers change them every 6 to 12 months. Swap them sooner if they start to streak, chatter, or miss spots.

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