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Windscreen wiper blades (Mitsubishi Pajero 4)

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Contents: Replacing rubber wiper blades ⤓ Rear Window Wiper Blades ⤓
If the wipers are frozen to the windshield or rear window, do not operate the wipers until the ice melts and the wipers are free. Otherwise, the electric motor may be damaged.

Replacing rubber wiper blades



Driver's side windshield wiper blade



1. Lift the wiper arm off the windshield.

2. Pull the rubber scraper until the retainer (A) is released from the clamp (B). Then pull the rubber scraper further and remove it.



Note: Be careful not to let the wiper arm fall onto the windshield; it may damage the windshield.


3. Install the holders (C) onto the new rubber scrapers.



4. Insert the rubber scrapers with holders into the wiper blade, starting from the end of the blade opposite the retainer. Make sure the clamp (B) fits securely into the slots on the scraper.



Note: If new scrapers do not come with holders, use holders from old rubber scrapers.




5. Move the scraper until the clamp (B) is securely engaged with the retainer (A).

Passenger side windshield wiper blade



1. Lift the wiper arm off the windshield.

2. Pull the rubber scraper until the retainer (A) is released from the clamp (B). Then pull the rubber scraper further and remove it.



Note: Be careful not to let the wiper arm fall onto the windshield; it may damage the windshield.


3. Install the holders (C) onto the new rubber scrapers.

To ensure that the holders are installed correctly, refer to the figure.



4. Insert the rubber scrapers with holders into the wiper blade, starting from the end of the blade opposite the retainer. Make sure the clamp (B) fits securely into the slots on the scraper.



Note: If new scrapers do not come with holders, use holders from old rubber scrapers.


5. Move the scraper until the clamp (B) is securely engaged with the retainer (A).



Rear Window Wiper Blades



1. Lift the wiper arm off the rear window.

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2. Pull the rubber scraper downwards to release it from the retainer (A) located at the end of the wiper arm. Pull the rubber scraper further and remove it.

3. Insert the new blade into the clamp (B) of the wiper arm.



Note: Be careful not to let the wiper arm fall onto the rear window; it may damage the glass.


4. Insert the holder (C) securely into the groove (D) of the brush. Refer to the figure to ensure that the holders are positioned correctly after inserting into the groove.





Note: If new scrapers do not come with holders, use holders from old rubber scrapers.
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