Rear Wiper Blade for Skoda Fabia III Estate/Combi/Praktik (NJ5) 2014-2021 | Bosch A403H 400mm

Dacia Spring Wipers – Specifications and Complete Guide

For the Dacia Spring, the standard size for the front windshield wiper is 550 mm (22"). Although the car has a single arm for the windshield, you can choose between the original variant, Flat (frameless) models, or Hybrid ones.

Specifications

• Front Wiper (Windshield): 600 mm (23") — an upgrade from the original 550 mm, eliminating the uncleaned area at the top of the windshield.
• Rear Wiper (Rear Window): 250 mm (10")
• Attachment System: "Hook" type or multi-clip adapters included in the package.

Available Options

• Flat: Thin, flexible blades, modern and quiet appearance.
• Hybrid: Robust plastic casing, uniform pressure on the glass, ideal for winter.

Why is the front wiper in the kit on the website 600 mm if the original is smaller?

The original 550 mm wiper leaves a fairly large uncleaned portion at the top. The 600 mm variant (in TeamCar kits) is a popular upgrade because it covers almost the entire windshield without hitting the pillar's edge.

How do you change the rear wiper?

Unlike the front, where you have a "hook" type arm, the rear one requires a little attention:

• Lift the arm, rotate the 250 mm blade 90° from the arm.
• Gently pull outwards.
• Caution: Do not let the metal arm fall onto the rear window without the blade — the spring is strong and can crack the glass.

How often should they be changed?

For the Dacia Spring, being a city car, the rubber wears out quickly from dust and sun. It is recommended:

• Annually — typically in autumn, before the rainy/cold season.
• Immediately when they leave thin streaks of water or make a jerky (squeaking) sound.

Hybrid vs. Flat – what to choose?

• Hybrid: Massive "factory-like" appearance, rigid, excellent in winter — the structure protects the blade from ice.
• Flat: Quiet at high speeds, discreet profile, modern appearance.

Quick Maintenance

If the wipers are new but leave streaks, wipe the edge of the rubber blade with a damp cloth. Often, a film of dirt/wax accumulates, preventing perfect cleaning.