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Windshield Wiper HELP S.O.S!
! HELP anyone? S.O.S.
! HELP anyone? S.O.S.Sorry, I bet you can figure it out though. Good luck!
Did some research on the Net, solutions from rubbing alcohol to Rain-X (note that some said it worked, others said it was the CAUSE of the problem) to Wiper arm adjustment. Took it back to the dealer a fortnight ago, they replaced the wiper blades for me, said if there were any more probs to send it back... So far so good! *fingers crossed*.
Slight
but what I'd really like to know is if it's ok to always clean the wiper blades. Usually when I wash my car, there's always a slight residue (usually black in colour; I assume dirt) on the blade. Is it ok to wipe the blade till there's nothing on the chamois?
! HELP anyone? S.O.S.It sounds as if your windscreen wiper rubbers are too hard therefore causing the skipping. New soft unperished rubber should not do this. Take it back to the dealer & be issued with a new pair ,hopefully from a different manufacturer or batch. Good luck.
the reason why it streaks is because the windshield is uneven due things from car wax to grease and oils from trees bugs etc.
use detailing clay bar on your windshield (after washing it 1st)
and using proper sprays for the clay bar.
it was able to remove the oils and waxes from road debris as well as baked on water streaks
no more streaks
Last edited by syrAMG; Sep 22, 2008 at 01:58 PM.
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Best of luck to the TS though...
the reason why it streaks is because the windshield is uneven due things from car wax to grease and oils from trees bugs etc.
use detailing clay bar on your windshield (after washing it 1st)
and using proper sprays for the clay bar.
it was able to remove the oils and waxes from road debris as well as baked on water streaks
no more streaks
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! HELP anyone? S.O.S.Last edited by who8888; Sep 23, 2008 at 02:59 PM.
. And ya it may go away with time. Personally since iv seen it on many kinds of cars, im starting to think that maybe the spings are to tight on your wiper arms. ( the ones that slam and hold your blades tight to the window )
I had everything replaced under warranty: wiper, arms, motor, and the windshield!!! the windshield did the trick, but the problem came back after i used rainx. I am not sure if that's the culprit, but i would not be surprised
i did everything in the world to clean the windshield - wax, clay, alcohol, soft scrub, you name it, i tried it...nothing could stop the problem
i might have to say good bye to MB...i can't buy a new car with this problem









