I've rebuilt engines and done lots of different mechanical jobs but stood there like an idiot outside Napa in the dark last night trying to figure this out haha. Thanks so much for taking the time to make this video!
I was about to head over to the dealer and say screw it, charge me what ever you want. Thank you for taking one for the team and helping the rest of us. My 09 Avalon has this style.
OMG, after an hour in the rain a couple weeks ago I gave up., put old one back on. Then I tried for an hour tonight 20 degrees, hands numb freezing. Gave up. Then I hunted for receipt for 30 minutes to return them , but couldn't find it. Finally I happened to find this video, and it literally took less than 30 seconds to install. Thank you!
God bless you (and I’m not religious) for posting this video! I was installing Rain-X wipers so that part was slightly different, but I couldn’t figure out how to get the old blades off, which you demo’d perfectly! Thank you! PS I did find a decent video on the Rain-X site on how to install the wipers so that got me through the installation part. But all they mentioned for removing the old wipers was, “first, remove the old wipers.” 🙄
Seriously, I had extras from my old Sequoia and my wife's Highlander but they don't fit the new Tundra (same year as the Highlander too). Had no idea what I was looking at. Thanks!
@@eaglejfm 2002 Sequoia, 2013 Highlander, and previous 2008 Highlander all used standard J hook connectors. 2013 Tundra uses this weird one. I sell trucks for a living. People frequently (every few months anyway) leave unopened wiper blades in their trades figuring they won't fit the new vehicle (Or whatever it is they're thinking. I get jumper cables, tool kits, funnels, unopened fluids of all types, hundreds of dollars per year in loose change, and more. Just can't be bothered to move it, I guess?) It has been years since I bought wiper blades. But I traded for this Tundra a few months ago and freezing rain over the weekend resulted in breaking the mount on some perfectly good Bosch blades so I went to swap with one of the 6 or 8 I have in the 21-24" range that would be fine on the passenger side and found that none I have will mount on this truck. None! Back when I actually bought wiper blades I never went for premium ones. Always mid range, $8-10 each. Found that I can't even get the adapter with them in that range. Have to buy $15-20 blades for this truck. Wouldn't have made me buy a different truck but it's still very annoying, takes longer (in cold weather at the moment) to install, and feels less secure. Like the adapter piece feels like I'll have to break it to get it back off, but the wiper blade itself is barely connected. But then I imagine that is less likely to break under the same circumstances as the Bosch (went with Michelin Stealth something something this time). I assume the engineers have a reason for using this design instead but I have no idea what it is. Isn't even any more attractive than the ones on my wife's Highlander. Oh well.
I do feel like the premium blades I purchased (before I learned that the cheap ones had adapters, too) had better quality mounts. Might carry a couple of backup blades in the truck in case the freezing rain breaks another one.
Thank you soooo much. Tip for others. At the very beginning he already removed the factor connector clip on the blade by pinching on the backside of the blade. It was subtle mention.
Thanks for putting this video together. I love my tundra but the wipers suck!! Mine break every winter and I'm trying to do this in the snow with ice jammed in the whole thing. If Toyota is watching please design easier and stronger wipers!!
Mine was a little different same wiper kit but i had to use number 4 only didn't come with that other adapter maybe they changed it but thanks for the video gave me a better idea then the instructions
@@eaglejfm actually i think there different now that i double check thought they were all the same but these are duralast flex blade sorry for the mix up but i literally almost took them back cause i thought i was missing peices you're like the only one that has a tutorial lol
I have a 2012 tundra sr5 cremax that came with michelin 24 drivers side and 22 passenger side. But every where I look it says it supposed to be a 26 and 22. What were the sizes you used in the video? Thanks
Hey buddy. I live in Canada I can buy online so no problem there. But where can I buy the 2 wiper blades and all them extra custom pieces you have in this video?? EBay maybe
Here is the link for the 2011 toyota tundra wiper blades www.amazon.ca/gp/aw/d/B01MU4EPVU/ref=mp_s_a_1_sc_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1509058632&sr=8-1-spell&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=toyota+tundra+brackletless+wiper
Thank GOD I found your video. The instructions are not great. Thank you so much for taking the time to make this.
Thank you so much for this video! Your hour was not in vain! My husband changed his wipers in 5 mins after watching your video!
I've rebuilt engines and done lots of different mechanical jobs but stood there like an idiot outside Napa in the dark last night trying to figure this out haha. Thanks so much for taking the time to make this video!
I was about to head over to the dealer and say screw it, charge me what ever you want. Thank you for taking one for the team and helping the rest of us. My 09 Avalon has this style.
Thank you very much. Not a happy camper last night in the dark trying to figure this out. Can't wait to get home and slap these on!
Dang you made that so easy! I say throw instructions and listen to your video. Thank you!
You are a life saver & I couldn't figure it ,until i look at your video
lifesaver!, that was frustrating till I found this. thanks
Thank you! I was ready to return them. You saved me a trip!
4 years later and they haven’t updated the instructions, THANK YOU for this video!
OMG, after an hour in the rain a couple weeks ago I gave up., put old one back on. Then I tried for an hour tonight 20 degrees, hands numb freezing. Gave up. Then I hunted for receipt for 30 minutes to return them , but couldn't find it. Finally I happened to find this video, and it literally took less than 30 seconds to install. Thank you!
Thanks. I'm a Chief Engineer. And I was determined to figure it out. No clue. Directions completely unhelpful. Well done, sir!
Thank you. After watching multiple videos yours was the only one that showed which adapter I needed.
Thank you very much for taking the time in making this video.
Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You are an Angel! Thank you!!!!!!
I never comment on these things ever...but thank you so much
Thank you brother I couldn't find out how this was going in here. Might of just saved a life or two doing this vid. Once again thank you
Thought I bought the wrong kind if wiper and would have to return them! Saw your video and installed in 5 mins! Thank you!!
Thank you!!! Found your video after banging my head for 30 minutes. 👍
Can't thank you enough! I doubt I would have ever figured that out! You're awesome!
God bless you (and I’m not religious) for posting this video! I was installing Rain-X wipers so that part was slightly different, but I couldn’t figure out how to get the old blades off, which you demo’d perfectly! Thank you!
PS I did find a decent video on the Rain-X site on how to install the wipers so that got me through the installation part. But all they mentioned for removing the old wipers was, “first, remove the old wipers.” 🙄
Nice video, I was confused at my truck and looked this up, my package was missing all those fancy adapters, no wonder I couldn't figure it out!
I literally have rebuilt engines, change brakes etc semi pro garage full of tools and I needed this video :) Thanks!!!
Thank you brother for the video i was having the same problem and i came across your video!!
I’ve had many trucks. None had the same system as our tundra work truck. Thanks for the video.
Only video that helped. You cut my hour into 30 min. Thanks
1000 Thank you bro… The instructions they have SUCK.. from MIAMI once again thank you..
Just want to say thank you. I didn’t even try just looked up on you tube you where the first video played it and was perfect. Thank again
Thank you!
Thanks man you safe my afternoon 😵😵
Seriously, I had extras from my old Sequoia and my wife's Highlander but they don't fit the new Tundra (same year as the Highlander too). Had no idea what I was looking at. Thanks!
What years are the vehicles? I'm interested. Surely they will have changed the design on the newer 2019/2020 models, right? (Right Toyota engineers?)
@@eaglejfm 2002 Sequoia, 2013 Highlander, and previous 2008 Highlander all used standard J hook connectors. 2013 Tundra uses this weird one.
I sell trucks for a living. People frequently (every few months anyway) leave unopened wiper blades in their trades figuring they won't fit the new vehicle (Or whatever it is they're thinking. I get jumper cables, tool kits, funnels, unopened fluids of all types, hundreds of dollars per year in loose change, and more. Just can't be bothered to move it, I guess?) It has been years since I bought wiper blades. But I traded for this Tundra a few months ago and freezing rain over the weekend resulted in breaking the mount on some perfectly good Bosch blades so I went to swap with one of the 6 or 8 I have in the 21-24" range that would be fine on the passenger side and found that none I have will mount on this truck. None! Back when I actually bought wiper blades I never went for premium ones. Always mid range, $8-10 each. Found that I can't even get the adapter with them in that range. Have to buy $15-20 blades for this truck. Wouldn't have made me buy a different truck but it's still very annoying, takes longer (in cold weather at the moment) to install, and feels less secure. Like the adapter piece feels like I'll have to break it to get it back off, but the wiper blade itself is barely connected. But then I imagine that is less likely to break under the same circumstances as the Bosch (went with Michelin Stealth something something this time). I assume the engineers have a reason for using this design instead but I have no idea what it is. Isn't even any more attractive than the ones on my wife's Highlander. Oh well.
I do feel like the premium blades I purchased (before I learned that the cheap ones had adapters, too) had better quality mounts. Might carry a couple of backup blades in the truck in case the freezing rain breaks another one.
Thank you for taking the time to share! Made it simple!!
Thank you soooo much. Tip for others. At the very beginning he already removed the factor connector clip on the blade by pinching on the backside of the blade. It was subtle mention.
I spent a few minutes trying to get mine off (in the rain) recently.
Thanks for putting this video together. I love my tundra but the wipers suck!! Mine break every winter and I'm trying to do this in the snow with ice jammed in the whole thing. If Toyota is watching please design easier and stronger wipers!!
Just so you know, you're STILL coming in clutch in 2021!
I echo what everyone has already said. This was a HUGE help!
Saved me some time done in 3 min lol thank you
Thank you. Saved me alot of time.
This crap drove me insane than I finally youtube and THANK YOU BRO! Our Tundra isn't easy... lmao
Very helpful video. Thank you!!!
Thank you. thank you. THANK YOU!
Thanks man, saved me a lot of time
saved me an hour!
Thank you, I appreciate the help. Have a good day.
Excellent information. Very informative. Thanks for taking the time to post it for us
Brilliant buddy! Thank u for ur sacrifice
Yes, thank you with all the adapters and all I almost had the dealership install them.
Truly helpful video! Much obliged.
Mine was a little different same wiper kit but i had to use number 4 only didn't come with that other adapter maybe they changed it but thanks for the video gave me a better idea then the instructions
Which brand wipers did you get?
@@eaglejfm actually i think there different now that i double check thought they were all the same but these are duralast flex blade sorry for the mix up but i literally almost took them back cause i thought i was missing peices you're like the only one that has a tutorial lol
@@drexrps Yeah, maybe they are trying to make things less complex.
Thank you so much
Thank you!!!
thanks bro!
Thanks you
Bless you
I have a 2012 tundra sr5 cremax that came with michelin 24 drivers side and 22 passenger side. But every where I look it says it supposed to be a 26 and 22. What were the sizes you used in the video? Thanks
Same here, about to just throw a 24 and 22 on since that's what it already had.
brilliant just like the oil filter. wtf toyota. thanks for posting!
THANK YOU
Works for 2019 Tundra also.
Tango Yankee!
November Papa. Hope it helped.
You da real MVP!!
Same here. Wipers I got did not have all those attachments. Man was I getting pissed.
360 Fishing did you buy the same wiper blade package this guy in the video did. And where and how did you get the other pieces from
Well, the ones I got did not have all those attachments. I had to buy different ones to get those clips. They are pricey $$$
360 Fishing which website or store if you can remember
Got them from advance auto parts
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Lol oh shit if I didn’t watch this video clip I probably just return the wipers I bought
Hey buddy. I live in Canada I can buy online so no problem there. But where can I buy the 2 wiper blades and all them extra custom pieces you have in this video?? EBay maybe
Andrew Stevens the pieces came with my blades. They were just the cheapo blades too. Amazon, auto zone, or advance auto.
eaglejfm what should I type into Amazon to get the exact same package you have
Where can I get those plastic pieces ?
They come with the blades. If they don't, you should return them and get a pack that has the plastic pieces!
thanks for trying but your hand is not in view and it is impossible to see what you are doing.
Looks nothing like my 2008 Tundra. Nothing like it.
Here is the link for the 2011 toyota tundra wiper blades www.amazon.ca/gp/aw/d/B01MU4EPVU/ref=mp_s_a_1_sc_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1509058632&sr=8-1-spell&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=toyota+tundra+brackletless+wiper
Thank you!
Thanks a lot!
Thank you!!!!!
THANKYOU
Thank you!
Thank you!
Thank you!