Today, vehicles come with an amazing piece of technology that many drivers take for granted: the windshield wipers. The windshield wiper is important for the safety of the occupants of the vehicle, although it’s one of those parts that is easy to ignore until it’s no longer working.Windshield wipers have come a long way from the hand cranked early versions o...
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a.Park your car in a safe area. Turn off your car when the wiper blades are in the middle of the wipe cycle.b.Lift the wiper arm off of the windshield. Put the rag between the windshield and the wiper arm to prevent the wiper arm from rebounding and breaking the windshield.c.To remove the old wiper blades from a J-hook arm, depress the button tab on the...
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Your windshield wiper system helps you maintain visibility of the road, yet the integral system is so often overlooked. Your windshield wipers: 1.Clear snow and ice from your windshield2.Remove rain from the windshield glass3.Clean dirt and bugs from the windshield4.Wipe away tree sap and bird droppings that can etch your glass All too often it see...
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Your windshield wipers are responsible for cleaning a viewable area on your windshield. They swipe back and forth to remove rain, snow, ice, dirt, and other debris. Their primary purpose is to ensure that the driver is able to see as much of the road and surrounding traffic as possible. Clear visibility is accomplished by offsetting the wiper blade pivo...
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When you drive in wet weather or dusty conditions, it seems like your wiper blades always leave streaks unless they're brand new. No matter how many times you spray your washer fluid, the wipers leave little lines of water or big swaths of uncleared spots on your windshield glass. Do they need to be replaced again? Shouldn’t they last at least six months...
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