wiper blade rubber for my car
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Wiper blade rubber for cars
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06/1975
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04/1974
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03/1972
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11/1994
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03/1993
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08/1998
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02/1993
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02/2003
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Replace a Spare part Wiper blade rubber – a defective one or if the limit of use has been already reached. Find out useful information about Wiper blade rubber
Wiper blade rubbers ensure clean windows, which is naturally important in maintaining good visibility. If used together with high-quality windshield wiper fluid, they are able to eliminate dirt quickly without leaving any stains.
6 tips on maintaining and replacing wiper blade rubbers
- Wiper blade rubbers should be replaced on average every six months. As this is generally how long it takes for them to lose their elasticity
- In winter it is recommended to occasionally remove the wiper blade rubbers and clean them in warm water. They should be completely dried before they are reattached.
- If your vehicle is left outside for long periods in winter, removing the wiper blade rubbers and storing them inside is recommended.
- Wipers shouldn't be used without windshield wiper fluid as this will damage the elastic.
- It is advised to use ice scrapers and other specialist tools to remove snow and ice rather than the window cleaning system.
- If the windscreen is very dirty it is better to clean it with your hands rather than the window cleaning system.
Common wiper blade rubber problems - causes and symptoms
- Wear and tear - can be caused by using wipers without wiper fluid. Damaged wiper blade rubbers do not clean the window as efficiently.
- Loss of elasticity - usually happens if a vehicle isn’t used for a long time. When this happens the parts are not pressed against the surface tightly enough and therefore, don’t perform their functions properly.
- Cracking - is often caused by trying to get rid of ice with the wipers or using the wipers on a dry windscreen. This problems can generally be noticed by dirty stripes left on the window after cleaning it.
- Deformation - is often caused by exposure to direct sunlight for an extended period. High temperatures can melt the rubber. This issue can be seen when checking the part or can be noticed by dirty areas left on the window.
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FAQ: Frequently asked questions
How do I remove and install windscreen wiper blades?
The process for replacing these components depends on how they are attached and you can find the details of this in your vehicle user’s manual. Generally speaking, you should take the following steps:
- Cover the windscreen with thick fabric in order to protect it.
- Pull the wiper arm away from the glass.
- Disengage the blade from the clip and remove it from the arm.
- Carefully return the arm to the windscreen.
- Prepare the new wiper blade.
- Pull the arm away from the glass again.
- Attach the new component to the arm and clip it into place.
- Carefully return the wiper arm to the windscreen and remove the cloth.
Conventional blades are designed so that the rubber element can be replaced. To do this, unclip the blades, remove the old part, and mount and fasten the new one.
How do I choose the correct size of wiper blades?
First of all, you should be guided by the information stated in the vehicle owner’s manual. The sizes of parts are shown on the packaging and in the product descriptions on the manufacturer's and online shop’s websites. As a last resort, you can measure the length of the components with a ruler.
It is not advisable to fit parts with dimensions that differ from the manufacturer’s recommended sizes. Components that are too long may work inefficiently and get out of order faster, while blades that are too short will cover a smaller area.
Which wiper blades are best for winter conditions?
There are a few blade types intended for winter use, which differ in design:
- Conventional winter ones: these are equipped with a rubber or plastic cover. They can withstand low ambient temperatures and are affordable. However, they can be noisy when driving at high speed.
- Flat ones: these have an aerodynamic design. Thanks to their simple structure, they are durable and can easily be cleaned of ice. In frosty weather, the rubber element loses its elasticity and becomes less effective at removing water and snow from the windscreen. They are recommended for use in regions with relatively mild winters.
- Hybrid ones: these combine the advantages of both previous types. They fit tightly to the glass and clean the surface effectively even when driving at high speeds. Ice and snow can, however, get under their covers.
- Heated ones: heated blades cope with ice perfectly and don’t lose their elasticity in the cold. On the other hand, they are expensive and must be connected to the vehicle’s electrical system.