How to replace Bosch Aerotwin rubber wiper blades with €3 refills. Meriva B before & after results.

Step by step how to replace your Bosch Aerotwin rubber wiper blades with a $3 replacement. I show you the process step by step as performed on my Opel/Vauxhall Meriva B 2010- model. This procedure will work on any car using this bosch style wiper.
Timestamps
Before and after mod results 00:07
Removing the windshield wipers from the car 00:40
Tools needed 01:35
First look at the refill rubber wiper and their price 02:35
Right side (seen when sitting in the car) wiper dismantle 03:55
A close look at the cap cover of the right wiper 04:40
Pull out of rubber blade of the right wiper 05:25
Right side wiper blade profile 06:20
Refilling of the right wiper with new rubber blade 07:11
Shaving down the plastic clip that prevents you from easily reinstalling the right wiper in the car 08:50
Left side (seen when sitting in the car) wiper refilling starts 09:20
Installing both wipers back onto the car 03:30
First test of the newly replaced wipers 14:15
Important conclusions and Bosch Aerotwin rubber blade measurements 15:43
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[@dappodan1dappodan12]

better for the environment and minimising waste and landfill, regardless of income levels this should be encouraged

[@philippebuch]

Great idea! Thank you! I even managed to replace the rubber without taking the cap off! :D haha

[@tjam4229]

I think you should’ve pushed down those little clips in order to remove the plastic endcap

[@Kzra2]

Thanks for the tutorial, I was able to follow along and replace my wiper blades with refills. It's frustrating how difficult Bosch make it to do so!

[@diyroby732]

Glad it helped

[@user-lt7fr6mb2y]

We have produced wipers for more than 20 years and accepted customized packaging boxes and logos

[@annacahill5394]

Tricky to get the end caps off but it should be easier next time. Im guessing willonly ne able to change the rubber out one or two more times before the plastic caps break.

[@nasirqayyum7981]

Nice

[@niandralades8180]

New wipers cost about 30eu in my country, I guess I'll have to try your method

[@xing2809]

good job

[@diyroby732]

Thanks

[@petergarvey2358]

You open the end where the rubber is fixed with the metal clip.

[@anthony6006]

Hi. My golf mk6 need 24" and 19" wiper blade. Can i buy 26" rubber and cut it in the size?

[@diyroby732]

That's what I did.

[@anthony6006]

I replaced the rubber and still wipes like the old one.

[@8teate]

I just bought mine for 34 Euro's. I now know what to do next time

[@bigyjeep]

what was the website please

[@diyroby732]

Hey, that is a local hungarian website autofejlesztes.hu. You'll need to check for shops in your area for these spares.

[@vhin315]

No good