Headlight Wiper Arms
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What is a headlight wiper arm?
A headlight wiper arm is the mechanism that connects the wiper blade to the wiper motor. It has a metal arm and a plastic arm that moves the wiper blade back and forth across the headlight.
What is the purpose of a headlight wiper arm?
The purpose of a headlight wiper arm is to help keep your headlights clean by removing dirt, debris, and other contaminants. This helps improve visibility and extends the life of your headlights.
How do I know if my headlight wiper arm is faulty?
If your headlight wiper arm is faulty, you may notice skipping or uneven wiping from the wiper blade, or hear a grinding or squeaking sound when the wiper is in motion.
Can a faulty headlight wiper arm cause damage?
Yes, a faulty headlight wiper arm can cause damage to your headlight and/or the wiper blade itself.
How do I replace a headlight wiper arm?
To replace a headlight wiper arm, follow these steps:
- Disconnect the wiper blade arm from the wiper motor.
- Remove the headlight wiper arm from the headlight assembly.
- Install the new headlight wiper arm in the headlight assembly.
- Connect the wiper blade arm to the wiper motor.
How often should I inspect my headlight wiper arm?
It is recommended that you inspect your headlight wiper arm every 6 months or 10,000 miles, whichever comes first.