Quick answer. Lift the arm, release the old blade's tab, slide the new one on until it clicks, lower gently. Do both sides.
Streaks and chatter are worn rubber, not 'more washer fluid'.
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What you need
- The size printed on the old blade or a parts-shop lookup
In this guide
1. Lift the arm away from the glass
Put a towel on the glass so an accidental drop does not chip it.
2. Find the small tab where blade meets arm
Press and slide the old blade off.
3. Slide the new blade on until it clicks
Tug once.
4. Lower the arm gently and test with washer fluid
Do the rear wiper too if you have one.
If it still fails
- Never let an unbladed arm snap onto the glass.
When you are done, browse more in Car & Commute or search the Guide Center for the next job on your list. A neighbour problem — a remote, a bill, a suitcase — has its own walkthrough.
Common questions
How often?
Once or twice a year, or as soon as they smear.
