2010 Toyota Tacoma Windshield Wiper Replacement Repair Guide

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Very easy

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                          2 - 10 minutes

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Windshield Wiper
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Introduction

Obstructed vision while driving a vehicle is very dangerous and can lead to serious injury or death. We will show people how to replace their windshield wipers on a 2010 Toyota Tacoma if problems such as these arise.

You may need a stool to reach the windshield wiper so that it may be replaced as easily as possible. Be sure to turn the car off and engage the parking brake before you begin.

Warning: Do not let the hook fall onto the windshield while the wiper isn’t on the hook. The glass may break.

Step 1

              Windshield Wiper

Pull the windshield wiper up off the glass.

Pull the windshield wiper up off the glass.

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Step 2

Turn the wiper perpendicular to yourself.

Turn the wiper perpendicular to yourself.

Step 3

Put your fingers through the middle of the wiper where it slides in.

Put your fingers through the middle of the wiper where it slides in.

Step 4

Pull towards the shaft of the windshield wiper, removing it from the clip.

Pull towards the shaft of the windshield wiper, removing it from the clip.

Step 5

Slide the wiper off.
Do not let the hook fall onto the windshield while the wiper isn’t on the hook. The glass may break.

Slide the wiper off.

Do not let the hook fall onto the windshield while the wiper isn’t on the hook. The glass may break.

Step 6

Get the new wiper.
Slide the hook in through the gap of the wiper.

Get the new wiper.

Slide the hook in through the gap of the wiper.

Step 7

Push the new wiper forward until you hear a click.

Push the new wiper forward until you hear a click.

Step 8

Turn the wiper so that it is tangent to the wiper shaft.

Turn the wiper so that it is tangent to the wiper shaft.

Step 9

Push the wiper back on to your windshield.

Push the wiper back on to your windshield.

You have successfully replaced your windshield wiper.

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