With the old wiper blade removed from the arm, simply slide the new blade on and listen for an audible click sound, or if necessary, close the supplied release tab. Most wiper arms use a hook shaped mechanism to keep the wiper blades attached, while on many newer vehicles you'll find a simple adapter system. You should be able to now gently pull on the wiper blade, sliding it away from the arm. 
Look for a release tab or button where the arm meets the blade and press or release it. You should be able to now pull the wiper arms vertically away from your windshield, allowing you to easily access the blades. When the blades are sweeping across your windshield, quickly turn your ignition off, stopping them mid-swipe. To make the wiper blade replacement process easier, we suggest turning your vehicle's ignition on and briefly running your wipers. In most cases, the wiper arm base will be tucked under the edge of the hood preventing you from pulling it up and away from your vehicle, making it difficult to replace the blade. Replacing the wiper blades on your Subaru is a simple task that can be completed anywhere. Additionally, if they are making any wobbling movement or screeching noise instead of quietly gliding over your windshield, it's time for a new set. If your wiper blades are leaving behind any water, dirt, or residue on the windshield as they swipe, they are not working as effectively as they should. With that in mind, how do you know when to replace your wiper blades?Ī good rule of thumb is to replace your wiper blades every 6 months, especially in wet climates. 
As your wiper blades fade slowly over time, you may not realize how worn they have become. Worn out wiper blades can negatively affect your driving ability and overall safety in adverse weather conditions.
When to Replace the Wiper Blades on Your SubaruĪlthough inexpensive and easy to replace, wiper blades are often overlooked when it comes to regular vehicle maintenance.
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