Recently, many car owners have noticed that their newly replaced wiper blades start making noise, leaving scratches, or even failing to wipe the windshield cleanly after just a short period. Why do these blades wear out so fast? Here are some common examples and solutions.
Case 1: Climate Impact
Louis from New Zealand shared his experience. Every summer, his wiper blades suffer from aging and hardening. After prolonged exposure to the sun, the rubber strips lose their flexibility, and the wiping performance declines significantly. This deterioration is primarily caus...
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Understanding the Difference Between OEM and OE Parts
Drivers often recognize the term "OE number," the unique identifier for an original car part. When buying auto parts, using the correct OE number ensures compatibility. However, "OEM" Original Equipment Manufacturer, is less familiar to most consumers and is more common among wholesalers and manufacturers. While both terms refer to quality parts, they differ in branding, cost, and sometimes warranty.
OE Parts Explained
OE parts are the original compone...
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As winter approaches, slow-moving windshield wipers can hinder visibility and compromise driving safety. Understanding the common causes of this issue can help drivers identify solutions and maintain clear visibility in adverse weather conditions.
Common Causes of Slow Windshield Wipers
Worn-Out Wiper Motor: The motor powers the wiper movement, and a worn or aged motor can lead to reduced speed. Over time, motors degrade, causing sluggish wiper ...
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Replacing the wiper blades on your Mazda 6 (2008) is a simple task that can greatly improve driving safety by ensuring a clear windshield. Here’s a concise guide to help you get the job done efficiently.
Why Replace Your Wiper Blades?
Wiper blades generally need to be replaced every 6-12 months, especially when they start leaving streaks, making nois...
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How to Make Wiper Blades Like New ASAPWiper blades play a crucial role in maintaining clear visibility on the road, especially during rain or snow. Over time, these blades can lose their effectiveness due to accumulated dirt, debris, and wear. But before rushing to replace them, there are a few quick and easy steps you can take to rejuvenate your wiper blades and restore their performance.
Clean the Blades Th...
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