Get the refills at Hyundai unless you live in Minnesotta and need heavy duty wipers which cost more than the $15 dollar ones at Wal-Mart. Go to the Hyundaiusa.com website and navigate to the Hyundai Web Tech. They usually have instructions on there for most things. Also, you can get Hyundai to do an oil change and they'll usually put them on for you just to get on a good note with you. That frankly is all I use Hyundai Service for and after I drive a mile down the road I check oil and hoses and spark plug wires because it seems (now maybe this is just coincidence) but I've had a ruptured hose due to too much tightening of a clamp) and a few loose plugs which give you a misfire code and you have to figure out the code to find out if the car will self destruct in 5 seconds or if you can get it down to Mobil. Worth the extra $10 to me to get it done for me. That is about as far as I trust the Stealer who of course will try to sell me everything from bronzing the engine to cleaning fuel injectors or other needless money grubbing techniques. The choice is yours. All the best. Don't by cheap refills. They definitely suck and don't ever replace the actual wipers; just the rubber blade part. Otherwise they're $30 a piece I think but forget. Been there, done that, got the T-Shirt et. al.
12-29-2004, 05:45 PM
need help quick
