Car Fix DIY Videos

sakeriye hujale says:

very useful. thanks 

Mitch Woods says:

thanks very useful

Daniel Veiga says:

Who knew that tab was underneath – great tip!

checkerstt says:

Thank you! My Subaru owner’s manual instructions sucked and I couldn’t
figure out how to get the old one off. I think I can do it now. Thanks,
thanks, thanks!

Alby Mathew says:

Thanks for the video. Didn’t know how to even take the blades out. However,
thanks to the instructions, I got it done.

veritasaeternitas says:

Thank you, thank you! I’ve been trying to find a good video that showed how
to do the refills. Great video! Clear, simple easy to follow.

infringinator says:

@1aauto I have a silverado classic but the wiper arm doesnt go all the way
up like most do…it only raises 1/4 of of the way and stops. I may have to
read the manual because I never saw wiper arms do that.

infringinator says:

@1aauto the sweep is fine I’m talking about when you lift the arm assembly
to replace the wiper…mine doesnt go all the way up at a 80 degree
angle…it stops at about a 45 degree or less…I just dont want to force
it upwards…never saw that before. Wipers are fully functional though

1A Auto Parts says:

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iamoldnotwise says:

Some of the pin type blades don’t release with the screwdriver leverage.
You can bend the pin if you force it. On some previously replaced blades
there are tabs that lock around the pin when it is installed. You can see
the tabs from the underside of the blade gripping on each side of the pin.
Use a small screwdriver to insert between the tab on the left side of the
pin, and the tab will release similar to how the tab does on the hook type.
The blade then lifts off the pin easily.

1A Auto Parts says:

@sanitary103 It really depends on what type of vehicle you have, and who
the manufacturer is of them.

1A Auto Parts says:

@2k9amh It would depend on the year of your Suburban. If you have the
owners manuel. It should tell you what size they are. Hope this helps you
out.

Djay Bookie says:

my 93 sierra is like the blazer but has blades like the newer version cars.
finally thanx for the help. i had new blades sitting in my back seat for
months until today!!!!

fukinray says:

Thank u

xtdcxdoom7 says:

I love how this vid displays most of the wiper blades mechanisms out there
but unfortunately i still have difficutly in removing one of the 2 front
blades on my nissan almera n16.The Small one just wont go out no matter
what I do

Mark Brazier says:

Thank you very much

lucidwindstorm says:

How can u dislike this? Thanks this helped alot

Jinhee Jung says:

Thanks for the great tip! It helped me a lot! My Jeep truck had both ‘hook’
(on the back) and ‘pin'(on the front) style. My little additional tip for
changing ‘pin style’ is that do not use ‘+ style’ screw driver. it didnt
work. I was finally able to take off the old blade when I use ‘- style’
driver. Another tip for installing ‘hook style’ is that having basic
knowledge from this video, then READ INSTRUCTION on your new blade package.
they tell you details how to complete installing.

1A Auto Parts says:

If the windshield is really bad (depending on your state and the insurance
you have) your insurance company may cover having a new windshield put in.

bargains002 says:

Thank you

Ciaran Cassidy says:

Stall the digger here lads, If your going to replace your wiper blades and
you don’t fancy a cracked windscreen put a jacket where your wiper arm
flips down to on the windscreen because their spring loaded and they WILL
damage your windscreen if you aren’t careful !

Gary Yu says:

thanks so much! the booklet was zero help. But after watching the video
once, i did it in under minute.

1A Auto Parts says:

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Maya Nicole says:

Just installed my windshield wipers. Thank you!