Nissan Windshield Wipers Buyer's Guide

 

Your Nissan’s windshield wipers are important parts that need to be maintained pretty frequently. If you’re looking for a one-stop guide to Nissan windshield wipers, you came to the right place. In this guide, we’ll discuss a variety of topics surrounding Nissan windshield wipers, including:

  • When to replace your wipers
  • How to replace your wiper arms
  • Whether to get OEM or aftermarket replacement wiper parts
  • What to do when your wipers won’t turn off

If you have a wiper-related question that isn’t addressed in this guide, feel free to contact us.

When To Replace Nissan Windshield Wipers

Windshield wiper blades usually last about 6-12 months. If you’re not sure if your windshield wipers are still good, this guide will help you determine whether you need to replace them yet. In a nutshell, a good way to find out the state of your wipers is to give them a thorough physical inspection. Look for any damage or signs of excessive wear.

How To Remove And Replace A Nissan Wiper Arm

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If your windshield wiper arms fail, you can replace them right at home. All you need are basic tools, replacement wiper arms, and this tutorial. The replacement process is pretty straightforward. You would need to unbolt the old wiper arm and then bolt the new one in place. Refer to the tutorial for more detailed steps.

OEM Vs. Aftermarket Windshield Wipers

If you’re looking for replacement wiper blades, you may be trying to decide between OEM and aftermarket parts. This comparison guide concludes that OEM wipers deliver much more value than aftermarket ones. It’s because:

  • OEM wipers last longer
  • OEM wipers do a better job keeping your windshield clear
  • OEM wipers are easier to install

What To Do When Your Nissan Wipers Won't Turn Off

Did you know that it’s possible for wipers to not shut off, even after you’ve turned them off? If you’re in this situation, this troubleshooting guide may help you. You’re dealing with an electrical issue, such as:

  • Windshield wiper control switch being stuck in the “on” position
  • Windshield wiper relay being stuck in the “on” position
  • Wiper park switch failure
  • Bad wiring or connectors

Refer to the guide to find out how to troubleshoot each issue.