Valeo Wipers
Is Valeo wiper any good? Not getting the Bosch because it's price is similar to MB wipers.
I've been doing it lately. It's not hard to replace. There are some videos on youtube teaching how to take the end cap of the wiper off and then you just slide in a new rubber strip.
The rubber strips only cost a few dollars at the local car parts store or petrol station.
I can't remember the name of them exactly, but they are made by Bosch (aerofoil?).
My usual process is to remove the wiper from the metal arm on the car. This then gives me better access to the aerosol part.
Then I yank off the end cap of the aerosol and this lets the inner rubber blade slide out.
I've found I can usually reuse the aerofoil body about 3 times before it breaks. Still this is a huge saving in cost.
If this explanation is too vague, I'll try take some pictures when I get a chance.
Cheers,

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The parts guy asked me if I needed help. Good that I said yes because the connector of one of the wiper arms was broken. The guy did manage to install the wiper blade by squeezing it in with lubricant. It was light rain on my way to work and the blades worked great.
I will have to change this connector next time. I checked oediscountparts and they call this part the "wiper arm slide". It's Item 5 in the link below.
http://www.oediscountparts.com/parts...gramCallOut=15
Can someone tell me how this part is connected to the wiper arm?
Last edited by mis3; Mar 28, 2014 at 03:03 PM.
Does anyone know how to replace the little clip at the end of the wiper arm?
Last edited by mis3; Mar 30, 2014 at 01:08 AM.



