Need help on wiper juddering

[Texas5]

recently bought a 2nd hand car, my problem lies here, every raining day, my newly change silicon wiper juddering like mad (suspecting previous owner put rainX inside the wiper water container), is there any way to clear out & smoothen the wiper wiping on my windshield?

 

fren told mi drain out the water refill clean water or even put mama lemon wont help coz he done it b4. anyone here got this issue b4 & manage to get rid of it.

 

arigato

[SimonTan]

If your wind screen is covered by insurance....then perhaps $80 to change a new windscreen is the best option.

Solve the issue once and for all.

 

Call up and check which workshop got ready windscreen stock,

Then just before reaching the shop, use a hammer to create a small crack.

Claim insurance....one day job.

 

Better than spending money on silicon blades, clay bar, polishing, etc.

 

 

[Sky_vinz]

Texas5: You can head down to Autobacs and ask their staff for advice. They have very fine sandpaper and windscreen solution to solve the juddering problem.

[Topspin]

From my own experience, once RainX is applied, it needs to be re-applied repeatedly otherwise wiper juddering will occur. The other alternative is just bear with the juddering for a few more weeks until all traces of Rain-X on the glass is completely removed naturally.

Edited August 5, 2011 by Topspin

[Darthrevan]

use white vinegar with microfibre cloth to remove the rain-x residue and check if the problem persist

[SimonTan]

Some say use a razor blade, or penknife blade to scrape the windscreen to remove the road grime.

It works for some.....cheap solution.

 

[Fennmax]

Smash the glasss!!!! Pay somemore for IR film again? Downtime and fraud....

[Yeobh]

Try to get hold overspray /fallout clay, they should meet your requirements.

Edited August 5, 2011 by Yeobh

[Latio2005A]

recently bought a 2nd hand car, my problem lies here, every raining day, my newly change silicon wiper juddering like mad (suspecting previous owner put rainX inside the wiper water container), is there any way to clear out & smoothen the wiper wiping on my windshield?

 

fren told mi drain out the water refill clean water or even put mama lemon wont help coz he done it b4. anyone here got this issue b4 & manage to get rid of it.

 

arigato

 

Try use mamalemon and wipe the screen. Flush with clean water after which. It works for me.

Edited August 5, 2011 by Latio2005A

[Lectrosphere]

Try use mamalemon and wipe the screen. Flush with clean water after which. It works for me.

 

bro really can ar... my fren also ask me use mama lemon... only this brand... lol

[Cybernation]

I had that problem, changed to PIAA wipers everything aok.

 

[Texas5]

thanks for all the sugestions, will try those simple cheapo method 1st & i dun think i will purposely go broke my windshield & change new one haha...

[Acewin]

I tried cleaning with those glass cleaning detergent and it works for me. Those blue colour spray detergent that can be bought for about $4 at NTUC.

[Ezzystud1]

I used to have this problem as well, i used mama lemon with a new clean sponge to clean the windscreen and flush with clean water and repeated it 2 times. Take care not to spill the foams created on to paintwork. Went patrol station buy those cheapo window washer which cost $1+ and pour half into the reserve full with new water. Works well for me till now its not a problem anymore.

[Ken4555]

If your wind screen is covered by insurance....then perhaps $80 to change a new windscreen is the best option.

Solve the issue once and for all.

 

Call up and check which workshop got ready windscreen stock,

Then just before reaching the shop, use a hammer to create a small crack.

Claim insurance....one day job.

 

Better than spending money on silicon blades, clay bar, polishing, etc.

 

 

[Ken4555]

Some say use a razor blade, or penknife blade to scrape the windscreen to remove the road grime.

It works for some.....cheap solution.

 

 

[Aaron_soh80]

If your wind screen is covered by insurance....then perhaps $80 to change a new windscreen is the best option.

Solve the issue once and for all.

 

Call up and check which workshop got ready windscreen stock,

Then just before reaching the shop, use a hammer to create a small crack.

Claim insurance....one day job.

 

Better than spending money on silicon blades, clay bar, polishing, etc.

 

 

Like tat aso can ar? but mine had sun shade & V cool.. can aso claim meh ?

[Ken4555]

thanks for all the sugestions, will try those simple cheapo method 1st & i dun think i will purposely go broke my windshield & change new one haha...

 

seriously.. i dont know why your friend cant wash off with detergent... either lousy detergen or dont know how to wash..

 

anyways so many windscreen cleaners in the market...

 

my windscreen is rain-x applied... will judder once the rain-x is thinning out...

 

so far i have tried glaco or smthing... this japanese brand very good.. last long minimum juddering