Dorman 602-517 Windshield Wiper Linkage

Dorman 602-517 Wiper Linkage for Honda Pilot

Dorman 602-517 is a standard replacement windshield wiper linkage engineered to match the function and performance of the original assembly on select vehicles. It restores wiper motion for the 2003-2008 Honda Pilot and is built as a specific-fit, bolt-on replacement for direct service work.

Key Features

• Direct replacement wiper linkage for select Honda Pilot models
• Specific fit for 2003-2008 Honda Pilot applications
• Bolt-on attachment method for OE-style service replacement
• Black finish with plastic bushings
• Standard replacement grade for restoring windshield wiper operation
• Package contents: 1 wiper transmission assembly

Detailed Description

This Dorman wiper linkage, part number 602-517, is built for the 2003-2008 Honda Pilot to restore the mechanical connection that drives the windshield wiper system. It is a direct-fit replacement designed to match the original linkage’s function and performance, making it a practical choice when the factory assembly is worn, loose, or no longer moving the wipers correctly. This part cross-references Honda OE numbers 76505S9VA02 and 76530S9VA01 for the same application.

What It Helps Fix

• Intermittent or non-moving windshield wipers
• Loose, binding, or disconnected wiper linkage movement
• Uneven wiper sweep across the windshield
• Noise or play from worn linkage bushings
• Loss of proper wiper transmission action on a Honda Pilot

Installation Notes and Tips

Fits 2003-2008 Honda Pilot, N/A. Verify the original linkage layout and mounting points before installation. This part uses a bolt-on attachment method and does not include mounting hardware. Confirm the replacement matches the vehicle’s existing wiper transmission configuration before reassembly.

Quality Assurance

Dorman engineers this replacement linkage to replicate the original part’s function and performance on the listed Honda Pilot applications. The standard replacement design supports a direct service repair when the OE linkage has failed or worn beyond normal operation.