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How do you change the rear wiper on a 2011 Toyota Sienna?
It’s been getting rainy in Portland for the past few weeks, and I’m starting to have some visibility trouble on the road. It doesn’t help that my back wiper is clearly worn out. What’s the best way to replace the rear wiper on my 2011 Toyota Sienna?
Joshua Levy · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Oregon
is a beautiful state with a wide range of weather conditions. Making sure you’re equipped with the right gear is vital to staying safe on the road.That said, you can follow these steps to change the rear wiper on a 2011 Toyota Sienna:
- Turn on your car, switch on the back wiper, and switch it off once it’s in the middle of the window.
- Turn off your engine and go to the rear of your car.
- Lift the rear wiper arm and gently pull the blade down toward you. It should slide out.
- Slide your new wiper arm into the same slot and push it back until you hear a click.
- Gently lower your wiper arm and new blade to the window.
Hopefully, these steps will help you change the rear wiper in your Toyota Sienna. While nearly any brand of wiper blade will work, remember to buy a 16-inch blade for your rear wiper. If you’d like to double-check that this applies to your model, look in your owner’s manual for wiper replacement instructions.
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