"Your Effortless Rear Wiper Blade Replacement Guide"

For today's tutorial on the Fix It Yourself Channel, we're going to show you how to replace the rear wiper blade on your SUV. This process applies to various models like the Yukon, Denali, Cadillac, and more, ranging from 2015 to newer versions.
Before we dive in, it's important to note that this tutorial assumes you have some mechanical background and a working knowledge of the repair you're about to undertake. If you're not familiar with these tasks, it's best to seek assistance from a professional.
Now, let's get started!
*Step 1: Acquire the Correct Replacement Blade*
Ensure you have the appropriate replacement rear wiper blade for your SUV model. It's crucial to match the size and style to your vehicle's specifications.
*Step 2: Position the Wiper Arm*
Raise the wiper arm away from the rear window, so it's perpendicular to the glass. This will give you easier access to the blade.
*Step 3: Remove the Old Blade*
Most wiper blades have a locking mechanism that holds them in place. Look for the release tab or button near the connection point. Press or lift this mechanism to release the old blade from the wiper arm. Then, carefully slide the old blade off the wiper arm.
*Step 4: Install the New Blade*
Take the new wiper blade and carefully slide it onto the wiper arm in the same orientation as the old blade. Make sure it's securely in place.
*Step 5: Lock the New Blade*
Once the new blade is in position, secure it by pressing down on the locking mechanism until you hear or feel it click into place.
*Step 6: Test the Wiper*
Lower the wiper arm back onto the rear window and test the new blade to ensure it functions properly. Activate the rear wiper system and observe its movement across the glass. If everything looks good, you're all set!
That's it! You've successfully replaced the rear wiper blade on your SUV. Remember, if you encounter any difficulties or uncertainties during this process, it's best to seek professional assistance. Stay tuned to the Fix It Yourself Channel for more handy repair tips and guidance.

[@donr1036]

Excellent video. I was going nuts trying to get to that rear wiper.. I feel a bit silly now that you showed how easy it was.
Thankyou.

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Damn, I feel stupid. Thanks for the video.

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