Learn step by step how to replace your windshield wipers.
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Keeping your windshield clean is one of the most important things you can do to insure safe driving. Hi, I am Rebecca Breton and welcome to watchmojo.com and today we will be showing you how to replace your windshield wiper blades. Although seemingly easy, the simple task of replacing windshield wiper blades can be very difficult and frustrating especially the first time.
The windshield wiper blade includes both the rubber wiper as well as the branch to which it is attached. It is best to replace this whole piece, as opposed to just the rubber wipers. Find what model of wiper blade to purchase by looking in the in the reference books, where blades are sold. In the package containing your new windshield wiper blades you should find three or four different styles of blade attachments. That is the small plastic piece that attaches the new blade to the wiper arm. This piece is found where the arm and blade meet. Verify what type is currently being used on your car and find the new one that matches it for use.
Pull the wiper and arm away from the car, so that it is sticking out perpendicular to the windshield. Be careful not to let the wiper arm snap back to the windshield when it has no blade attached. This could crack the windshield.
Now to remove the wiper from the arm, there are various styles of wiper blades. For example, where the blade and arm meet there may be a small tab you can depress using a screwdriver to ease removal of the wiper. Remove this attachment from the blade and attach the new one. Mount the blade onto the windshield wiper arm and put the arm back into place. Test your work by turning on the wipers. The blades should not slip because that is the case you may need to reattach them more firmly. Now you should be ready to go in rain.
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