I can't figure out how to change the rear wiper of our 2008 Hyundai Entourage. I've tried to get the old one off, and have also checked the owner's manual. It only shows directions for the front wipers.

Hi North West UK and thank you for your response. I did try changing the rubber blades out but then I checked the compatibility on Amazon.com and bought Bosch 4818 Evolution All-Season Bracketless Wiper Blade - 18". I just can't figure out how to get the old arm off. Just trying to avoid a trip to the dealer 30 miles away. Have a good weekend. Hi North West UK and thank you for your response. I did try changing the rubber blades out but then I checked the compatibility on Amazon.com and bought Bosch 4818 Evolution All-Season Bracketless Wiper Blade - 18". I just can't figure out how to get the old arm off. Just trying to avoid a trip to the dealer 30 miles away. Have a good weekend.

hi from uk have come across same problem on honda civics and you are required to replace full wiper ??? however! if it is the actual rubber blade that needs replacing ?? you can do this as i have checking at your local auto store ? they may have actual rubbers/blades or a cheaper wiper blade preferably get one a little longer than the one on your car then lift w/arm up from screen if you look at how rubber is fitted into blade you can pull old rubber out carefully and cut new rubber to same length then fit it into wiper this is one type of fitting however if you see a thin steel blade on each side of rubber? you must pull these out from the bottom of blade these blades hold rubber in place then fit new length of rubber already cut to size ?as above fit new rubber into wiper fully then carefully slide each of the steel blades along side rubber one at a time you will notice there is a notch cut on one end of each of these blades? these notches locate on the top end of wiper (look when you remove them? ) it is easy job especially for nimble fingers ? take you 10 to 15 minutes even less with practice ! cost of this trick is a lot less $$$$s than a complete new wiperand arm assy ? hope this helps and inspires you ? to diy best wishes susan? from north west uk hi from uk have come across same problem on honda civics and you are required to replace full wiper ??? however! if it is the actual rubber blade that needs replacing ?? you can do this as i have checking at your local auto store ? they may have actual rubbers/blades or a cheaper wiper blade preferably get one a little longer than the one on your car then lift w/arm up from screen if you look at how rubber is fitted into blade you can pull old rubber out carefully and cut new rubber to same length then fit it into wiper this is one type of fitting however if you see a thin steel blade on each side of rubber? you must pull these out from the bottom of blade these blades hold rubber in place then fit new length of rubber already cut to size ?as above fit new rubber into wiper fully then carefully slide each of the steel blades along side rubber one at a time you will notice there is a notch cut on one end of each of these blades? these notches locate on the top end of wiper (look when you remove them? ) it is easy job especially for nimble fingers ? take you 10 to 15 minutes even less with practice ! cost of this trick is a lot less $$$$s than a complete new wiperand arm assy ? hope this helps and inspires you ? to diy best wishes susan? from north west uk