how to remove headlight wiper blades from 1998 v40
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On my S60 all I needed to do was fold the arm off of the headlight and pull the blade piece off with a little pressure and then the new part just pops right in with a little pressure until it clicks.
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Step 1) Depress the two buttons on the sides of the head and remove, just like you do when you clean the blades. Step 2) Take hold of a blade by the sides (longwise) and pull directly out. They're held on to their posts mostly by tension, so no tools are required. Repeat for the other blade. Step 3) Clean the shaver off so the posts are devoid of all your residual shavings and general buildup. This will ensure the new blades will sit well. Step 4) Put on new blades on their respective posts. Press down to ensure they are seated correctly, but not too hard as (A) they are razor blades, and (B) the retentive posts are made from plastic. Step 5) Snap the guard/head back on and resume your carefree life or convenient shaving. ~M~
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remove the small screws on the back and snap that piece off; you can then clean the blade
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I really don't know, these are new blades and your car is a old car so I doubt it would work but ask an mechanic
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Yo lift the wiper up then turn the wiper blade counter-clockwise so it would be perpendicular to the wiper metalic arm. After that the wiper blade should slide forward (to the right away from the wiper arm) pretty easily.
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You have to take out the screw and pull it apart. You will also find your blades once you take it apart.
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On a 1997 Crown Victoria there is not a rear wiper. These are for the front.
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I will let you know in 41 years for sure, but odds are the rubber will have degraded by then. Have you considered investing in a tech stock instead of a rear wiper for potential return on investment after all that time? PS. It seems that for me the problem was in the arm that attaches to, not a bad blade. It still misses for most of the sweep. It isn't being held against the glass firmly enough.
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Remove the round plastic covers with flathead screwdriver and unscrew the 2 screws. It will come off easy
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You'll have to check your owner's manual. My car uses 2 different sized wipers: one for the driver side, and a smaller one for the passenger side.
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You remove the old ones. It's tough to get the new ones on. I had my dealer do it during an oil change.
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It is just a wiper blade, not vehicle specific. You need verify what kind of mount your vehicle has
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No. The old arm is hard to remove because it is a common problem for the aluminum bushing (knarled sleeve) inside the plastic base to freeze onto the post of the wiper motor. There are many references on the Internet. I tried the rust penetration fluid and puller methods but eventually had to use a hacksaw to cut through it to break it free. You have be skilled not to cut through the post.
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With almost any window decal or sticker, you can buy a razor blade scraper at your local hardware for a buck. Spray it with WD-40 and gently start to scrape it off. It should come off in a minutes effort.
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If you change the search selection to 'Automotive' and type in "Bosch windshield wipers", you can use the 'Filter by' function which allows you to select your car type. Then it will show only items that fit your vehicle.
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just search for chey equinox 2011 wiper blades. you can save your car specs in the garage when you order automotive parts on amazon. when you update your car info on it, the garage helps you choose the wiper blades that are compatible with your car. good luck!
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You'll need a separate switch. The wiper motor didn't work as well as I hoped