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2010 Honda Accord Windshield Wipers Replacement

Introduction

This guide will teach you how to replace windshield wipers on a 2010 Honda Accord. Keeping your windshield wiper blades in good condition is important. While they can help increase visibility during rain, they can also clear wet debris that may end up on your windshield from cars or trucks in front of you. Something like this can be very dangerous if you’re ill-prepared or driving on a highway.

Before beginning this repair, turn off the car and engage the parking brake.

What you need

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    • Lift the windshield wiper off of the windshield.

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    • Lift the tab on the windshield wiper.

    • You can use a spudger here to pop the tab open.

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    • Pull the windshield wiper downwards to release it from the hook.

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    • Open the tab on the new windshield wiper.

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    • Slide the new wiper blade onto the windshield wiper hook.

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    • Close the tab to lock the wiper blade.

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    • Lower the windshield wiper arm carefully onto the windshield.

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Conclusion

Now that you’ve replaced your wiper blades, make sure to test them! If it’s dry outside, use some wiper fluid (or water) before wiping.

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