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gbpscars · 18th September 2007, 17:14

maintain wipers??? they dont need maintenance as such, just proper usage habits.

- NEVER put them on when windscreen is dry
- always use a good windshield washer fluid
- wipe the blade every morning. a car wipe guy's job will do.
- throw them away after the monsoons, and get a new one.

What I learnt after my search for a Bosch Aerotwin for use here in Mumbai was,... they are useless and costly in the long run. Use the low cost ones like Syndicate and change them atleast once in 6 months,... they dont cost more than 4 litres of petrol.

Wipers are to be treated as use n throw and not like a long-term-investment-like car accessory.

18th September 2007, 17:14	#13 (permalink)
gbpscars BHPian Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Navi Mumbai Posts: 401	maintain wipers??? they dont need maintenance as such, just proper usage habits. - NEVER put them on when windscreen is dry - always use a good windshield washer fluid - wipe the blade every morning. a car wipe guy's job will do. - throw them away after the monsoons, and get a new one. What I learnt after my search for a Bosch Aerotwin for use here in Mumbai was,... they are useless and costly in the long run. Use the low cost ones like Syndicate and change them atleast once in 6 months,... they dont cost more than 4 litres of petrol. Wipers are to be treated as use n throw and not like a long-term-investment-like car accessory. __________________ ...looking forward to sit a few feet above mean road level and away from potholes... Last edited by gbpscars : 18th September 2007 at 17:16.