How to Disassemble the BYD S6 Wiper?
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Wipers help clear obstacles from the front windshield, ensuring safe driving and require regular replacement. The steps to disassemble the BYD S6 wiper are as follows: 1. First, open the screw cover at the end of the rear wiper, remove the screw, and store it properly. 2. Next, swing the wiper arm in the direction of the engine hood. 3. Then, swing the wiper blade so that it forms a 90° angle with the wiper arm. 4. Finally, locate the clip at the connection point between the wiper blade and the wiper arm. Press the clip to remove the wiper blade.
I've disassembled the BYD S6 wiper blades several times before, and the steps are actually quite simple. First, park the car in a safe place and turn off the engine to avoid any accidental operations. Then gently lift the wiper arm to stand it vertically on the windshield—don't use excessive force, or it might snap back and shatter the glass. I nearly had an accident the first time I tried. Next, locate the connecting part between the wiper blade and the arm. The S6 model has a small clip in the middle; pressing it down lightly or pushing it sideways will loosen the wiper blade, allowing you to remove it. After removal, don't throw it away immediately—you can use a damp cloth to clean the connecting area, removing accumulated dust or rust. If you're replacing it with a new wiper blade, just align it and snap it back into place. The whole process takes no more than ten minutes. The key is to remember to place a thick towel under the glass to prevent scratches. Doing regular maintenance yourself can save you a lot of money.
Removing the wiper blades isn't difficult, but it needs to be done step by step. First, lift the wiper arm to a vertical position to create more working space. The BYD S6's wiper blades are typically secured with a plastic clip mechanism - just press down and gently pull to detach. I recommend wearing gloves to prevent slipping and potential glass damage. After removal, if you notice wear at the connection points, applying some lubricant can prevent rust. The entire process requires no tools, but it's best performed indoors or in shade to avoid plastic degradation from direct sunlight. When reinstalling, make sure the clip is properly engaged, otherwise the wiper blade may wobble. This simple maintenance can easily be done yourself, saving you a trip to the auto shop.
