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How do you replace the rear window wiper on a Ford Escape?

Model: Ford Escape MK 3 - Years 2013-2019
Part: Windshield wipers

To replace the rear window wiper on the Ford Escape, lift the corresponding arm so that the blade is no longer in contact with the rear window; once lifted, it will be necessary to identify the internal fixing clips which are located in the center of the brush. By making sure that these clips are released, it will be possible to detach the corresponding brush from its arm. Now it will be possible to insert the new brush inside its housing, fixing it with the corresponding clips. After installation, you will need to activate the rear window wiper to check that it works properly.

Posted on 19 December 2022 by ScegliAuto

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