maintenance
Wiper Blade Replacement
for 2017 Dodge Viper 8.4L V10 · RWD
Difficulty
Easy
Time
18 min
Tools
1
Steps
6
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This procedure covers removal and installation of front windshield wiper blades on the 2008 Dodge Viper. The Viper uses a hook-style wiper arm attachment.
Warnings
⚠Do not operate wipers without blades installed - metal wiper arms will scratch the windshield.
ℹ️Replace wiper blades in pairs to ensure even wiping performance.
Tools required
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Parts
- Driver side wiper blade assembly × 1 — 22" blade with hook attachment
- Passenger side wiper blade assembly × 1 — 22" blade with hook attachment
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Preparation
- Park vehicle on level surface and turn ignition off
- Lift wiper arms away from windshield until they lock in the vertical service position
Procedure
- 1Remove driver side wiper bladeLocate the release tab on the wiper blade assembly where it connects to the wiper arm hook. Press or pull the release tab while sliding the blade assembly downward along the wiper arm hook to disengage it. The blade will slide off the J-hook end of the arm.
- 2Remove passenger side wiper bladeRepeat the release procedure on the passenger side wiper blade. Press the release tab and slide the blade assembly downward off the wiper arm hook.
- 3Inspect wiper armsWith blades removed, check the wiper arm springs for proper tension and inspect the hook ends for damage or corrosion. The arms should remain in the raised position without support.
- 4Install new driver side wiper bladeAlign the new driver side wiper blade adapter hook opening with the wiper arm J-hook. Slide the blade assembly upward onto the hook until the release tab clicks into the locked position. Gently tug the blade to confirm it is fully seated and locked.
- 5Install new passenger side wiper bladeAlign the new passenger side wiper blade adapter hook opening with the wiper arm J-hook. Slide the blade assembly upward onto the hook until the release tab clicks into the locked position. Verify the blade is securely locked by gently pulling on it.
- 6Return wiper arms to rest positionCarefully lower both wiper arms back down to the windshield. Do not allow the arms to snap down forcefully as this may damage the new blades or windshield.
Reassembly
- No disassembly required for this procedure
Verification
- Turn ignition to accessory position and activate wipers through all speed settings
- Verify blades contact windshield evenly across full sweep without chatter or skipping
- Spray washer fluid and confirm blades clear fluid effectively without streaking
- Check that blades return to proper park position at bottom of windshield when wipers are turned off
Related trouble codes on this vehicle
Codes that commonly send this job to the bay — tap one for symptoms, causes, and diagnostic steps.
B2500Front Wiper Motor CircuitB2501Rear Wiper Motor CircuitU0202Lost Communication with Wiper Control Module
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