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Old 19-04-2011, 08:11 PM   #28
XtRmn8
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Default Re: Wiper blade refills

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Originally Posted by apstar
Thanks please let us know how the fitting goes once you get them

apstar
Will do. they are very easy to replace as they are identical to the OEM item.


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Originally Posted by xr6turbo2005
replaced mine of both cars not long ago with ones from repco. I think they were actually Repco brand and are a silicone type blade. Best I've had, so we'll see how long they last.
I also have the Repco blades on my BA, they are not bad but I do not like how chunky the elbow is where the blade connects to the wiper arm. The Mondeo is a different kettle of fish though and the Repco blades to come come in the correct size unfortunately.
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