Screws securing the blade with scraper to the brush holder lever (indicated by arrows) insects, etc. Replace the brushes if they are worn out.
Replacing windshield wiper blades
1. Mounting hole
If your windshield wipers no longer clean perfectly, the blades may be worn out and need to be replaced.
- a. Flatten the upper end of the wiper blade inward until the end slot of the wiper frame is exposed under the tip of the blade and the mounting hole is visible.
- b. Pull the brush out through the mounting hole.
1. Thickening - nodule
- c. When installing a new wiper blade, first insert the end marked with a small "knot" into the mounting hole and insert the blade along the slot in the wiper blade frame.
Removing the brush lever
- g. Once the brush is fully inserted into the slot, allow it to stretch and then insert the tip fully into its seat.
Windscreen wiper arms
1. Check the condition of the lever. If the springs are weakened and there are signs of wear on the splines, replace the lever.
2. The nut securing the brush arm is covered with a cap. When removing the arm, these caps must be removed to access the nut.
3. Make sure the lever is in the parked (lowest) position. If necessary, turn the wiper on and off to set the levers in the desired position. Stick adhesive tape along the blades to the glass to mark the position of the blades.
4. Unscrew the nut and remove the lever from the axle. Remember the order of all parts - washers, bushings, gaskets, etc. (photo). If necessary, pry the lever with a screwdriver, being careful not to damage the paint. Before removing the rear window wiper lever from the axle, it is recommended to lift the lever.
5. Installation is performed in reverse order. Install new wipers, aligning them with the strips of the adhesive tape. When finished, remove the adhesive strips from the glass.