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Wiper Blade, Rear

Begin by functioning the rear wiper blade to detach its claw making a clicking sound yet prevent damage to the claw itself. Take the rear wiper blade directly from the arm toward the left and refrain from bending the arm once you remove the blade. Users must gently pull at the end portion extending from the blade stopper while being cautious to avoid breaking the claw or deforming the backing plates until the rubber can easily be removed. Pushing the rubber from its end points toward the middle allows for better extraction. Before fitting the wiper rubber to the rear wiper material users need to mount both backing plates to the rubber correctly. First insert the rear wiper rubber into the end position of the rear wiper blade while it sits in the middle of the claw. After that position the rubber through the rear end side claw until it protrudes from the stopper point before inserting it through the front tip side claw.

Take off the wiper rubber LH from the FR wiper blade LH and remove the 2 wiper rubber backing plates from the wiper rubber LH.

Insert the wiper rubber from the claw position at the middle of the wiper blade into the end position, then pass it through the rear end side claw, allowing it to stick out from the rear end stopper before sliding it through the front tip side claw.

Remove the wiper rubber LH by taking it off the wiper blade and then remove the 2 wiper rubber backing plates from the wiper rubber.

First, remove the FR wiper blade LH from the front wiper arm LH without folding down the arm.

First, attach the 2 wiper rubber backing plates onto the wiper rubber, ensuring they are facing the correct direction.

Pull the end of the wiper rubber protruding from the blade stopper, being cautious not to pull it out forcibly to avoid deforming the backing plates or damaging the blade claw; pushing the rubber from the end toward the middle of the rear wiper blade can facilitate easier removal.

Gently pull the end protruding from the blade stopper, avoiding forceful removal that could deform the backing plates or damage the blade claw; pushing the rubber from the end toward the middle can facilitate easier removal.

Finally, remove the 2 wiper rubber backing plates from the wiper rubber.

First, raise the rear wiper blade to the position where the meshing of the claw disengages, making a clicking sound, ensuring not to break the claw.