How to Replace Windshield Wipers?
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The steps to replace windshield wipers are: Lift the metal wiper arm away from the windshield and keep it steady in a position perpendicular to the windshield; Press the tab and remove the old wiper blade, separating it from the metal arm; Insert the new wiper, gently rotating the new blade until the hook snaps into place and is securely fixed, then return the wiper to the windshield. Additional information: When using the wipers to remove dust from the windshield on sunny days, always spray windshield washer fluid and avoid dry wiping. If there are other stubborn or hard contaminants on the glass, clean them manually, as these can easily damage the wiper blade, causing the wiper to fail to clean properly, and in severe cases, may affect the wiper motor.
I used to change my windshield wipers on a non-rainy day, parking the car in the shade. First, lift the wiper arm and place a thick towel on the windshield to prevent it from snapping back and damaging the glass. Locate the release button at the wiper blade connection, press it firmly with your thumb while pushing the wiper blade sideways with your other hand until you hear a click to remove it. Make sure the new wiper blade's connector matches the old one before installation—many people waste half an hour because they didn’t check the model alignment. When installing the new wiper, align the metal arm hook with the slot and push it in until you hear a locking sound for a secure fit. Finally, spray windshield washer fluid to test the wiping pattern; if there’s chattering, check if the rubber blade’s protective film has been fully removed. Beitaishuoche reminds everyone that it’s best to replace wipers before the rainy season—driving visibility is far more important than the cost of two cups of milk tea.
