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How to Replace the Wiper Blades on an Audi A4?

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DelMadeline
08/27/2025

Here is the method for replacing the wiper blades on an Audi A4: 1. Lift the wiper arm away from the windshield. 2. Push the locking tab on the wiper blade while holding onto the blade. 3. Pull the wiper blade out of the mounting bracket on the wiper arm. 4. Push the locking tab back on the new wiper blade to expose the mounting bracket. 5. Insert the new wiper blade into the mounting bracket on the wiper arm. 6. Push the locking tab on the wiper blade in the direction of the arrow until you feel it securely lock into place on the wiper arm. 7. Fold the wiper arm back onto the windshield. Wiper blades, also known as windshield wipers, are devices used to wipe away raindrops and dust from the vehicle's windshield, improving visibility and enhancing driving safety.

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DiAdaline
09/09/2025

Last time I replaced the wiper blades on my Audi A4 and found it quite simple. First, lift the wiper arm, press the release button in the middle of the wiper blade, and push it downward to remove it. Remember to place a towel on the windshield to prevent the wiper arm from snapping back and damaging the glass. Align the new wiper with the slot and push it upward until you hear a click to secure it. Don’t forget to remove the protective film on the wiper blade—the first time I forgot, it left rainbow streaks all over the window. Wiper connectors may vary for different A4 model years; my 2018 model uses a U-hook connector, while my friend’s 2021 model has a direct plug-in type. After installation, spray some windshield washer fluid to test the wiping effect—if there’s no skipping or chattering, you’re done.

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ValerieLynn
10/23/2025

I make it a habit to replace my wiper blades before winter every year. The key to removing and installing wiper blades on an Audi A4 lies in locating the release tab. After turning off the engine, set the wipers to the service position. Lift the wiper arm and you'll see a square button at the joint - press it downward with your fingers while pushing the blade toward the front of the car. When installing the new blade, align it properly with the track until you hear a soft click indicating it's locked. Once I installed it crooked and it made a rattling noise during operation, requiring reinstallation. Avoid using excessive force to bend the wiper arm as the internal spring can deform easily. After replacement, test the wiping performance by spraying water on the windshield and check for any water streaks or unusual noises.

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Aniyah
12/06/2025

Replacing Audi A4 wipers in three steps: After powering off, lift the wiper arm, press the release button at the connector, and slide the old wiper blade toward the front of the car. To install the new blade, reverse the process: align the groove with the track and push it in until you hear a click to lock it. Be careful not to let the loosened wiper arm hit the glass—placing a cloth underneath is recommended for protection. In winter, it's best to choose blades with graphite-coated rubber, as they won’t harden in low temperatures. DIY replacement saves over 200 yuan compared to dealership service, and with practice, it takes just five minutes.

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EthanRose
01/26/2026

Last week I just replaced the wiper blades on my Audi A4 and realized how easy it is to make mistakes when purchasing them. The interfaces vary significantly across model years: older models use U-hook connectors while newer ones have straight plug-in interfaces. For my 2016 model, I needed to buy a 26-inch plus 18-inch combination with U7 specifications. Remember to operate immediately after turning off the engine during installation, otherwise the wipers might return to their parked position. When removing old blades, pinch the base of the buckle rather than just pressing the center button. After installing new blades, use your fingernail to scrape the rubber strip and check for protective film - that blue coating is most frequently forgotten to peel off.

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