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In this guide, we will be showing how to replace windshield wipers on a 2018 Jeep Wrangler. Some ways to know if you need to replace your own windshield wipers is if 1) there is streaking or hazing on your windshield when raining 2) a chattering sound when using them 3) the rubber part has been stripped or looks to be damaged. Make sure before completing this guide you look up what size windshield wipers are needed for your exact year make and model. We are creating this guide in hopes that all users, even those with a different vehicle, can access and get some insight on how to replace all windshield wipers. We hope this guide is easy to use and is a fast fix!
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Begin by removing the old windshield wipers.
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Identify the correct sized windshield wipers needed for the year, make, and model of your car.
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Before attaching new windshield wiper, make sure to remove the plastic protector on the new blade.
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Attach the new windshield wiper to the J-hook.
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This is the correct placement of the windshield wiper.
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Once the new windshield wipers are attached to the J-hook, make sure you hear a click when latching.
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Put the wipers back in place and test out the new windshield wipers to make sure everything is working properly.
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Repeat all previous steps on the second windshield wiper.
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