Wiper blades bouncing
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Wiper blades bouncing
Since I've bought this car 7 months ago, the drivers side wiper blade as skipped at the far left edge of it's travel. I took it to Ford, they replaced the blades. That did not help. I scrubbed the windshield, thinking there was some sort of film my eyes did not see. That did nothing. I went and bought a set of Michelin Blades; they skip on the drivers side. The other day, the passenger side started to skip. This is driving me nuts, as we get those afternoon showers here in central Florida.
What do you folks do to correct this? I read on one site to try using a clay bar on the windshield. I may give that a try this weekend. Other suggestions are anywhere to applying 303 to the blades periodically to using sand paper to clean the blades (that's not gonna happen).
So, a dirty windshield (that I can't see), or the arms themselves (they don't have any bends in them).
What do you folks do to correct this? I read on one site to try using a clay bar on the windshield. I may give that a try this weekend. Other suggestions are anywhere to applying 303 to the blades periodically to using sand paper to clean the blades (that's not gonna happen).
So, a dirty windshield (that I can't see), or the arms themselves (they don't have any bends in them).
Last edited by Bucko; 8/16/12 at 02:39 PM.
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Since I've bought this car 7 months ago, the drivers side wiper blade as skipped at the far left edge of it's travel. I took it to Ford, they replaced the blades. That did not help. I scrubbed the windshield, thinking there was some sort of film my eyes did not see. That did nothing. I went and bought a set of Michelin Blades; they skip on the drivers side. The other day, the passenger side started to skip. This is driving me nuts, as we get those afternoon showers here in central Florida.
What do you folks do to correct this? I read on one site to try using a clay bar on the windshield. I may give that a try this weekend. Other suggestions are anywhere to applying 303 to the blades periodically to using sand paper to clean the blades (that's not gonna happen).
So, a dirty windshield (that I can't see), or the arms themselves (they don't have any bends in them).
What do you folks do to correct this? I read on one site to try using a clay bar on the windshield. I may give that a try this weekend. Other suggestions are anywhere to applying 303 to the blades periodically to using sand paper to clean the blades (that's not gonna happen).
So, a dirty windshield (that I can't see), or the arms themselves (they don't have any bends in them).
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