Heh, I've done this so many times now that I don't even take the wiper off the arm. I just stand with one foot on a slider and the other on the front tire and slide the blades out.
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Originally Posted by JayceeP
Not sure if I'll keep the OEM wipers or not though. My passenger blade always seems to ice up in winter weather causing lots of smearing on the passenger side... even with the de-icer on and the wipers bumped up over the windshield vent. Not a big deal, just more of a nuisance having to get out in crap weather to snap the blade/wiper.
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I tried some different aftermarket wipers for this same reason and found they were no better. Plus, since the aftermarket ones have different adapters to attach to different styles of arms there was some additional wind noise at highway speed - I think the RainX ones were the worst for this with an actual whistling sound. Luckily I kept my OEM ones and went back to them.
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