What should I use to lubricate my Mercedes wiper?
-a slow wiper movement as the wiper moves on the windshield. You should lubricate the wiper mechanism at the center (bottom) of the windscreen. Remove the cover from the wiper arm and use a lithium grease such as Liquid Wrench White Lithium Grease. Here is a helpful tutorial on how to lubricate windshield wiper mechanism on a Mercedes-Benz.
Why are my wipers not working on my Mercedes?
It is common for the fuse to burn out if you press the window switch to active the wipers, but the wipers have frozen, or there is snow on the windshield. Replacing the fuse may be all that you need to do to fix the wiper problem on your Mercedes-Benz.
Where is the plug for the windshield wiper motor?
If you are not getting power to the plug that goes into the windshield wiper motor, then you need to do some further troubleshooting. The next item to inspect would be the windshield wiper switch or what is also called the combination switch. The combination switch is located in the steering column.
How do you replace a windshield wiper blade post?
Clean the ridges on the splined wiper blade shaft. A dirty wiper blade post can lead to the failure of the wiper arm. Step 2: Lubricate the wiper post. Apply a couple of drops of oil or a light coating of WD-40 to the wiper blade post; this will make installing the wiper arm easier.
How do you replace the wiper motor on a Mercedes?
Remove bolts that hold the wiper linkage in place. These are 13mm bolts that need to be removed. Lift the wiper assembly and disconnect the electrical wire from the wiper motor by pressing the connector then pulling it away from the motor. Remove the wiper motor and linkage from the car.
If you are not getting power to the plug that goes into the windshield wiper motor, then you need to do some further troubleshooting. The next item to inspect would be the windshield wiper switch or what is also called the combination switch. The combination switch is located in the steering column.
Why does my Mercedes windshield wiper stop working?
The goal of this article is to address Mercedes-Benz related windshield wiper problems that you may face. Here is a list of possible issues: I- Windshield wiper motor runs, but the arms don’t move. The gear teeth on the shaft of the wiper motor may wear out and cause the wipers to stop moving. Other possibilities that can cause these symptoms are: