The wiper arm should have a removable cap at the lowest pivot point where the arm meets the firewall/hood level. With the cap removed there should be a 10-12mm nut exposed that requires loosening and removal to slip the arm off the grooved spindle and re-mount to the readjusted/desired coverage area. Re-tightened once adjusted to to avoid slippage while in operation.

Yes, both sides take the same wiper blade. See sources and related links below.

Sounds like the delay Knob may either be turned to far or need to be replaced. Check the handle for the wipers see if there is a knob oro other turning part and adjust it to the time delay you would prefer

[1] Remove the windshield wiper arms from their shafts. You must first lift the arms off of the windshield so they lock in the upright position. There is a small tab on the side of the arm where it fits onto the shaft. This tab is part of a lever that locks the arm onto the shaft. Pull the tab away from the shaft and pull the arm off of the shaft.

[2] Remove the plastic cowl below the windshield that fits around the wiper arm shafts by removing the 11 small plastic clips that hold it in place. Sliding a flat bladed screwdriver underneath the cowl next to each clip and prying upward worked well. It appears the clips are meant to be replaced with new ones each time they are removed. The cowl is plastic, usually brittle, so be careful not to break it.

[3] Use a male Torx bit, T-30, to remove the two screws that hold each of the wiper shafts in place. Allow the linkage to drop down allowing access to the motor arm stud.

[4] Locate where the wiper linkage is attached to the motor arm stud. Pry up on the center of the metal retaining clip and push it sideways off of the stud. Remove the link from the stud on the motor arm.

[5] Remove three nuts holding the wiper motor to the cowl which will allow it to drop lower into the engine compartment.

[6] Disconnect the electrical wiring connectors and work the motor out from above the engine.

Reverse procedure to install.

on My 1984 LeSabre, I found that there is a tab near where the wiper arm mounts to the pivot. If you bent the wiper arm back and pull the tab out with a pliers your can then remove the wiper arm. After you put the new one one you have push the tab back in. It has to go far enough in for the spring to be able to pull the wiper against the window.

It will depend on if your rear wiper looks like a traditional wiper blade or if it looks like a newer, fancier wiper blade. If traditional looking then watch "hook arm" video. If a newer-style wiper blade then watch "xx-E video".

If you need a wiper motor auto zone or advance auto parts should carry this.

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No, no no! I wish people would be serious if they are going to answer a question here. The population of Maui based on the last census is about 155 thousand people, and the population for the entire state of Hawaii is about 1.3 million people, with the vast majority living on Oahu in Honolulu.

One should not bend the wiper arms so as to contact all of the glass. Check for proper blade mounting instead. This will contact all of the glass.

The 2000 Subaru Forester takes 21" drivers, 19" passenger side and 14" rear wiper blades. See sources and related links below. Do not buy wipers just by length however, and be sure to lookup exact wiper blade part numbers for the brand wiper you decide to purchase by vehicle make, model and year. This ensures correct length AND attachment.

Can you still turn the radio on and other accessories? If so then I would say that the ignition switch is bad. It is not properly stopping the current anymore. Hope this helps.

Windshield wiper motors have an internal switch that allows a wiper motor to stay running long enough to keep the wipers moving until they reach the "park" position. Once the wiper gets to the park position, the wiper motor is shut off. The internal switch often fails and either the motor will shut off immediately, wherever it is or it will keep running. It sure seems that you need a new wiper motor.

The arms are held in place by a plastic gear..it is broken

Perhaps it's a shortage in the wireing? The horns may be located in the front bumper, right side, but i dunno where the wireing goes.

Windshield wipers don't work

you have to remove the passenger side front wheel and the fender liner to expose the bottom of the washer fluid reservoir. once done the pump is the little black cylinder attached to the bottom. remove the plug and the hose from the pump( if the fluid is full...its going to be messy). removing the pump is simply a matter of prying the old one out(being careful not to damage the reservoir) replacing the included gasket and snapping the new one in. replace the plug and hose and see if it works!

I have a 99 and one of my wipers broke off when i opened the hood while a wiper was folded. oops. fold over plastic boot to remove 13mm nut. if the arm does not pry off with hand pressure...you will need to borrow a puller from auto store. also a battery terminal puller works. after cleaning wiper grooves on car..add a little anti sieze b4 putting new wiper arm...

I'm not sure about your particular vehicle here. But if you don't see any nuts at the base of the wiper arm, you'll probably want to use a special tool. Usually these tools can be found at any auto parts store if you tell them what kind of vehicle you drive. They're generally not that pricey. It shouldn't be any different than any other. At the base of the wiper arm is a cap that lifts up. Under the cap is a nut. Propbably takes a half inch wrench. Unscrew the nut and pull off the wiper arm.

there are three things it could be a fuse, relay, or the wiper motor itself

Its easy but you have to make sure you have the correct replacement wiper blades. The 2006 Mercedes-Benz ML350 has the newer style and more rare "pinch tab" wiper arms. See sources and related links below for installation videos. Also, purchase the replacement blades first and there will be additional instructions/illustrations on the replacement packages - note that not all wipers will fit on pinch tab arms so be sure to reference the make, model and year of your vehicle for the brand wipers you choose to purchase. Pinch-tab compatible wipers are a little bit trickier to find. Locate and press the tabs where the wiper blade meets the wiper arm then tip or rotate the wiper down out of the tab attachment, then rotate slightly so you can remove the little hook at the end out of the hole. The video below shows this in the reverse order but you'll get it.

no heat to front window went defrost is on

See sources and related links below for wiper blade installation videos and information on the special rear wiper blade (its hard to find at most stores).

1. Buy the correct-fit replacements. The 2007 Pontiac Vibe takes a special 11" rear wiper blade for the special rear arm. You may have to go to your dealer or you may want to look into "Trico Exact Fit Rear Integral Blades" that fit these new special arms - you can find them online. (there may be others available too)

The good news is - specialized rear arms do not automatically mean the wiper blade is difficult to change - it just means you need to get the right blade for easy (and successful) installation.

Correct replacement windshield wiper blades are not only correct length, but also correct attachment. Never just buy by length only. Always lookup your vehicle in an application guide at the store or now-a-days you can 'lookup wiper size' online. The key to an easy install is correct size/correct part numbers.

2. The new replacement wiper will have step-by-step, illustrated instructions.

3. Most wiper replacements snap off and on, do not require tools and take approximately 2-15 minutes.

4. Consider upgrading your front wipers to the newer-style, frameless beam blades. They have many engineering and performance improvements.