The Michelin Stealth Ultra Windshield Wiper Blade part # MCH8526 is a confirmed fit for the drivers side of your 2011 Mazda CX-7. If you need to replace the passenger's side you will want part # MCH8516.
In order to install the wiper blades you will want to first remove the old blades by rotating the blade until it is perpendicular to the windshield and then pull downward. To install the new wiper blades you will need to rotate the connector piece on the blade and attach it onto j-hook... view full answer...
The Michelin RainForce Windshield Wiper Blade # MCH3721 that you referenced is a correct fit for the passenger side of your 2012 Chevrolet Malibu. The driver-side wiper blade is part # MCH3724.
Both blades come complete with the necessary plastic adapter (already installed) to allow mounting on most wiper arm styles.
Based on my research your Malibu uses a standard J-style metal wiper arm. This J-shaped hook will directly attach to the pre-installed plastic adapter without any additional... view full answer...
We actually have an installation video of the Rain-X Latitude Windshield Wiper Blade # RX5079276 being installed on a 2002 Ford Escape that I have linked for you to check out.
If you have the J-Hook style arms like in the video then the old wiper blades will simply slide off and the new ones will slide right on. view full answer...
Since we have installed this same Rain-X Latitude Windshield Wiper Blade # RX5079276 on a 2012 Jeep Liberty just like yours, the linked video showing the entire process will be the easiest way to see how to go about this installation.
The multiple plastic adapters included allow installation on many types of wiper arms. view full answer...
The etrailer 2-in-1 Exterior Windshield and Wiper Blade Cover part # e98899 does not come with magnets, it is held in place both by the sewn in loops which wrap around the side mirrors as well as the fabric flaps which will get shut in the door jamb. It is actually pretty secure once you get both of these attachments secured. I don't think magnets would work well for a windshield cover. view full answer...
The etrailer 2-in-1 Exterior Windshield and Wiper Blade Cover # e98899 can be placed on a wet and rainy window but I don't think it will have the affect you're wanting. I've used the Hopkins Heavy-Duty ArcticGuard Snow and Ice Windshield Cover # HM17529 in the same manner you're talking about and I've had to kind of peel the windshield off since that rain became frozen so it was a combination of having the defroster on for a bit and peeling the cover off.
Since the etrailer 2-in-1 has... view full answer...
For the removal of side pin style windshield wipers you will need to push the tab up from underneath the blade or lift the tab from the top with a screwdriver. Once the tab unlocks the pin, pull the blade assembly sideways, away from the arm. To reinstall the new blade you will reverse the process.
You may need to wiggle the old blade a little bit while trying to get it to slide of the arm if it is being stubborn. view full answer...
I looked up some videos on line for replacing the rear windshield wiper of your Saturn Vue and found that to remove it from the big plastic housing you will basically just want to pull directly away from the housing. In other words you would pull the wiper away from you and towards the front of the vehicle. In the video it the owner had to pull pretty hard but it will come straight out.
For a replacement rear blade you would want the part # RX30212. view full answer...
Yes, wiper blade # CP77261 does include the saddle and the hook so they can be installed either way without purchasing anything additional. view full answer...
The elastic straps on the etrailer Snoblock Snow and Ice Windshield and Wiper Blade Cover # 288-06603 isn't actually under any tension so the strap really shouldn't wear out. The strap is there to simply keep the cover in place. view full answer...
There are 2 things that you cannot do with any bike rack installed and those are opening the rear hatch/trunk or using the rear wiper blades as both of these can cause damage to the bike rack. This is the same case for the Hollywood Racks Over-the-Top # HRF2 on your 2011 Audi Q5.
Although the Over-the-Top is a fit for your Q5, if you want a bike rack that allows you to use your rear wiper blade then I recommend installing the Draw-Tite Trailer Hitch # 75940 and using the Kuat Beta # B202-2.... view full answer...
I can definitely assist you installing the etrailer 2-in-1 Exterior Windshield and Wiper Blade Cover - 70" Wide x 39-3/4" Tall # e98899.
The first thing you need to do is to put the side "stopper" tabs into the door jambs of your vehicle with the blue side up (for snow/ice protection) or the silver side up (for sun reflection). Once that is complete, all you need to do is use the side straps to fasten the cover around your side mirrors. You may need to double-wrap or even triple-wrap... view full answer...
Per the installation instructions, a roof rack is not necessary to attach the Rightline Gear SUV tent to your RDX.
Longer straps are included that can be used to pass over the top of the vehicle and ultimately attach to the windshield wiper arms. The tent also attaches to the edges of the rear wheel wells, and other straps attach to whatever points are available in the cargo area.
I have linked you to the installation instructions for the Rightline SUV Tent. view full answer...
Some of the 1992 Mercedes Benz 400E models had cabin filters and other did not. If yours has them they are under the wiper motor and windshield cowling,right above the blower motor there is two black grilles look down there with a flashlight from a certain angle you can see them.
The # 3513719C that you referenced would be the correct filter for your vehicle. view full answer...
I spoke to my contact at Hollywood Racks about installing the Hollywood Racks Over-the-Top 2 Bike Carrier part # HRF2 on a 2018 Honda CR-V. They stated that they have not had any problems with this rack on your vehicle and that the side straps do not have much tension on them so you will be fine installing them on the sheet metal/plastic that you are referring to. However, if you prefer a little more peace of mind then you could actually use the anchor straps with the foam pads that are... view full answer...
The instructions included with the Curt Friction Style Sway Control System, part # 17200 state that when you are towing in wet, icy, gravel, or snow-covered roads, the sway control MUST be removed. I am only passing on the information included with the products we offer.
The reason is that the sway control can make the system too stiff when you face road conditions like those mentioned, and if traction was lost for the trailer it would push the towing vehicle and be very dangerous. It... view full answer...
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