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I heard from a friend... lift up your wipers when parking in the open. This reduces the heat transfer from the windscreen to the rubber blades, and hence reduce the rate of deterioration of the rubber. A little troublesome but I soon got used to it.

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i chg there oso last month, PIAA silicon type 1 pair $37.50 , used back the metal frame. so far ok wiper no jumping n is clean n water line or dot.

 

Two days ago, while I was topping up at the Shell station, just after the Johor CIQ, I changed to a new pair of silicon wiper at RM42 (S$18.00). The gal, who is moving around in the station offering wiper changing service, is always there, except Sat, from 11am onwards. She used to be at the Caltex station before the old CIQ and I used to get my wiper replaced by her.

 

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Sorry, I like to add that.

 

This is a good way to prevent dirt and rubber damage form contact with high temp windscreen

Have you seen or heard windscreen smashed up this way?

 

Technically not possible due to buffers from rubber blades.

But it did happened before, if it slamp down hard correct landing, and the wiper's metal frame hit windscreen.

 

Drivers must decide.

 

 

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I heard from a friend... lift up your wipers when parking in the open. This reduces the heat transfer from the windscreen to the rubber blades, and hence reduce the rate of deterioration of the rubber. A little troublesome but I soon got used to it.

 

I can't remember where I saw those small clip that attach to wiper, you manually "jack" up the wiper, when the wiper is operated, the clip will simply lower the wiper, and you manually "jack" up at the next stop/park.

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I used those "wash & shine" car shampoo which claim to contain wax. So immediately after washing car, I would wipe the windscreen with window cleaner to remove the wax [if any].

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i add a little mama lemon into the water reservoir. one mechanic told me this will help make the wiper movement smoother ... :mellow:

 

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i feel it's better than just water, because it can get rid of the oil on the windscreen. i don't really wash my car, that's why sometime windscreen became little oily.

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That's a roger, Denso-san,

 

Anyshops you already knew holding stocks for Denso, so we will not update you.

 

:D No, can't find places selling many sizes for Denso wipers. Went to Caltex and SPC, limited sizes only.

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how abt Stamford and autoba_cs.

 

What sizes to look for?

 

Autobacs dun have Denso also. Only have Bosch and it's not cheap there.

 

The Bosch wipers no good, the metal frame will fade in colour. Made in China one.

 

I looking for 19" and 21", also can't find.

 

 

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