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How do you change J-hook windshield wipers?
My dad had some extra windshield wipers in the garage that happened to be the right size for my car so I took them home. I realized then that they are J-hook wipers and I have no clue how to change them. How do you change J-hook windshield wipers?
Chloe Jenkins · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Changing windshield wipers can be tricky the first couple of time you try it. Luckily, you can follow these easy steps to change your J-hook windshield wipers:
- Lift your wiper arms starting with the driver’s side.
- Pivot the blade and push the clip back toward the arm. Then, slide the blade down toward the windshield until it disconnects.
- Position your new blade so that the hook can slide down into place on the arm, then pull the blade up until it clicks.
- Turn the blade back to the proper position and lower it back to your windshield.
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