What is the method for replacing the wiper blades on a Skoda Octavia?

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LeNolan
07/24/25 1:44am
Method for replacing the wiper blades on a Skoda Octavia: 1. Press the silver button on the wiper arm and wiggle the entire wiper blade upwards to remove the old rubber strip; 2. Open the two small clips on the wiper and pull out the old rubber strip; 3. When installing the new rubber strip, separate the two metal pieces of the wiper and align them with the first groove; 4. After successfully installing the new rubber strip, reverse the removal steps to reinstall the wiper. The Skoda Octavia is a compact sedan under the Skoda brand, with a body length of 4675 mm, width of 1814 mm, height of 1460 mm, and a wheelbase of 2686 mm. The Skoda Octavia is equipped with three types of engines: a 1.5-liter naturally aspirated engine, a 1.2-liter turbocharged engine, and a 1.4-liter turbocharged engine.
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TaliaDella
08/10/25 9:24pm
As a regular car owner who has replaced the wiper blades on my Skoda Octavia myself, the whole process was quite straightforward. After opening the hood, carefully lift the wiper arm and remember to place a towel on the windshield to prevent accidental snapping back; locate a small clip or button at the wiper’s connection point—pressing it allows you to remove the old wiper; when installing the new wiper, align it properly and ensure you hear a click indicating it’s securely fastened; then gently lower the wiper arm and spray some water to test if the wiping effect is smooth. I purchased a Bosch-compatible model and recommend verifying your car model before buying online to avoid mismatches. Replacing them every six months can save you the hassle of poor wiping, especially for safer driving in rainy conditions. During regular car washes, check if the rubber blades are hardened or cracked—timely maintenance can extend the wiper’s lifespan.
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