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How to stop windscreen wiper juttering?


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Hi fellas,

 

I have this windscreen wiper juttering problem for a while.

 

I've tried some stuffs like using rainx cleaner, change wiper, clean with dishwashing liquid, wipe with newspaper. It seem like the windscreen is abit to dry and it cause juttering. Anyone can advice me what I should do?

 

I am comptemplating on changing the whole windscreen and maybe apply moisturiser on it. [laugh]

 

Thanks.

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it's those stuff that are causing the windscreen shudder.

 

also the age of your wiper blade has to be taken into account.

 

how is the condition of the windscreen ?

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cheapest way is to change the wipers

 

u can try adding some car shampoo to your wiper fluid tank

this will lubricate the wipers.

 

RainX is one of the causes of the stuttering.

They make your wipers overly efficient, friction increases,

 

Try not to apply it too often. Maybe once in 2 months.

The water beading effect should still be there,

but the stuttering will go away

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Car shampoo into wiper tank. Ok. Will try that.

 

RainX is a pain in the a**. I stop using that. Try washing the windscreen with soap, etc but no effect. I think the rainX cleaner also pain in the a**. Not effective.

 

Guess will have to leave it and see how it goes.

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hahaha ... eh ... thanks ah.

 

aiks paiseh ar i also nv help [blush][lipsrsealed]

 

just remember rainX will make ur wiper wear faster [shakehead]

so don't apply it so often [nod]

 

anyway, for my lao pok car, the wiper is so slow that i won't even turn on the wiper in heavy rain if i use rainX [lipsrsealed]

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rainX works ok for the first few times. After that every swipe from the wiper will actually cloud yr windscreen. Not only that, the alcohol properties can damage your wiper blades in the long run, by making it hard and brittle, which can eventually scratch yr windscreen.

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Windscreen wiper juttering is caused by using Wax and wash liquid which a layer of wax stays on the layer. There 2 things you need to tackle. 1 is the windscreen and the other the wiper. RainX only makes it worst

 

Windscreen

1. Get a 3M fine gauss sponge (those that clean wine glass).

2. Use Mama Lemon and apply on the screen

3. In a circular motion, use the 3M sponge over the screen till you get a smooth surface.

4. Wash it.

5. Use Newspaper to clean it

6. Wash it with soap and water

7. Finally, use those polishing cotton gauss to dry it

 

Wiper.

1. Use 3M fine Gauss sponge and clean it

2. When the black dirt marks disappears, use newspaper

3. Finally, use "baby wipes" to cleam it till it is moist.

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change the windscreen and the whole wiper assembly... Better safe than sorry if you wanna get rid of the whole thing once and for all. [nod][nod][nod]

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RainX adds a hydrophobic layer on the windscreen.

It makes your windscreen repel water.

 

I think the alcohol acts as a carrier fluid for the active chemical.

The alcohol vapourises within seconds of application. The alcohol shouldn't have any effect on your wipers unless you leave your them down when you do the application.

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Hi fellas,

 

I have this windscreen wiper juttering problem for a while.

 

I've tried some stuffs like using rainx cleaner, change wiper, clean with dishwashing liquid, wipe with newspaper. It seem like the windscreen is abit to dry and it cause juttering. Anyone can advice me what I should do?

 

I am comptemplating on changing the whole windscreen and maybe apply moisturiser on it. [laugh]

 

Thanks.

Try AutoGlym Glass Cleaner, very good!! [thumbsup]

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