How to replace front and rear wiper blades on a 2010 Infiniti EX35

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In this video I will show you how to replace front and rear wiper blades on a 2010 Infiniti EX35
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[@andrewlinder]

You are an absolute legend. Had no idea there was a cover on the back blade.

[@TheRatimis]

Thank you Jim, huge help with my rear windshield wiper replacement.

[@madmann1969]

I went through a drive through car wash and it ripped my rear blade off. I searched youtube to see how much was gone. Thank you sir.

[@justinway2203]

Thanks for the instruction. Had me and auto parts store employee scratching our heads on the back one. Also, best to put a thick rag or towel on the front windshield to protect it just in case it gets away from you. It will eventually happen if you do these enough

[@dongerinc1552]

Thanks dude! Who's stupid idea was it to design a rear wiper that can't be replaced by hand. I bought the wife a 2018 QX60 and while it's an awesome vehicle in many aspects,, however poor design ideas like this and the non-intuitive design of the of the electronic controls on the way too small screen etc. We've only had it for six months and she already wants to trade it in! Rant complete, thanks again.

[@jimthecarguy]

I see this all the time something that was so easy on the older cars is now a real pain in the rear end. Thanks for watching.

[@jackmcgowen6412]

informative instrutional video; especially the rear blade! Thank you.

[@HungryHouseCafe]

Exactly what I needed! Thank you!!!!

[@JohnWes24]

Thank you for the informative instrutional video!

[@jameswilliams663]

Thanks 2014 fx50 however FYI: the rear blade replacement does not require complete removal to install new blade. But the technique to remove the old wiper is the same. Couldn’t figure it out until I watched your video. Thanks

[@imabeelexi]

Jim, do you have any suggestions for how to get the back windshield wiper off after you take off the nut? As much as I try to wiggle it off, it won’t come off the car! Thank you in advance!

[@e.m.5499]

Thank you!

[@wyattoneable]

I like jobs where your on your feet and not scooting under a car or bending over a fender. That was a gravy job for you Jim, but I'm sure you will get lots of views in the years to come.

[@BlessedToBeSaved333]

What if I don't have the tool for the front?

[@joezhou5159]

Thank you

[@jimthecarguy]

You're welcome

[@MoustafaMezher]

I didnt see anything at all.. thank you

[@jimthecarguy]

Thanks for watching

[@markjoey1852]

The camera was positioned so that ...could NOT SEE you placing the rear wiper on the wiper arm!!! You should PREVIEW your video/s...PRIOR to posting them!!!... ALSO would HELP if you told the wrench/socket size to remove the rear window wiper arm!!!

[@MaximeBrochu]

Hey cry baby!!! Don't scream at him, he's doing this to help... FOR FREE! The wrench you need to use is surely a 10mm, because on almost every Japanese car it's a 10mm socket we need to use on almost every repair. And if it's not, you try other sizes, SIMPLE AS THAT! And if you're too stupid to look at your wiper and not figure out how to put it on the arm... well, go see your daddy.

[@scwrathify]

Would be useful to actually see what you're doing ...