Drivers' Side Wiper Blade Loses Contact When it Snows
Drivers' Side Wiper Blade Loses Contact When it Snows
Has anyone else had this problem? I've never had it with any of the other 4 cars I've owned over the years. It's now happened twice in two snowstorms.
Whenever it snows, the lower half of the drivers'-side wiper blade arches up and completely loses contact with the windshield, creating all sorts of havoc when driving either while it's still snowing or with dirty/salty highway splatter and washer fluid. No matter how much I clear all the snow and ice from the blade assembly, or even take the blade off and bring it inside to thaw (as I did last night), it still arches up and becomes wholly ineffectual.
This strikes me as a very dangerous design flaw, unless I'm missing something or doing something wrong.
Whenever it snows, the lower half of the drivers'-side wiper blade arches up and completely loses contact with the windshield, creating all sorts of havoc when driving either while it's still snowing or with dirty/salty highway splatter and washer fluid. No matter how much I clear all the snow and ice from the blade assembly, or even take the blade off and bring it inside to thaw (as I did last night), it still arches up and becomes wholly ineffectual.
This strikes me as a very dangerous design flaw, unless I'm missing something or doing something wrong.





