Replacing Windshield Wipers
I have a split front window on my motor home. The windshield wipers do not cover the entire window surface. Is it possible or even practical to try to replace the wipers? If we change the size, l...
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Funny, many people go smaller (28" vs. standard 32") due to cost of the blades, but I agree a slightly large area would be nice. Regarding the blades dragging over the glass, we have found the following to help:
1) Ensure the windshield is as clean as possible. We find Rain-X not only reduces the time you need the wipers on (the water kinda beads and runs off in a light rain storm), but it seems to provide a smoother surface for the blades and they wipe better.
2) Once the blades begin to age and rubber starts to dry out wipe them down with a rag and rubbing alcohol. Seems to soften the rubber and extend the life of the blades with no observed adverse impact.
Lou
05 Travel Supreme Envoy
1) Ensure the windshield is as clean as possible. We find Rain-X not only reduces the time you need the wipers on (the water kinda beads and runs off in a light rain storm), but it seems to provide a smoother surface for the blades and they wipe better.
2) Once the blades begin to age and rubber starts to dry out wipe them down with a rag and rubbing alcohol. Seems to soften the rubber and extend the life of the blades with no observed adverse impact.
Lou
05 Travel Supreme Envoy
