How to Replace Rear Wiper Blade 2011-2019 Ford Explorer

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This video shows you how to install new, engineered to fit TRQ windshield wiper blades on your 2011-2019 Ford Explorer. Replace your windshield wiper blades every 6-12 months, or whenever they show signs of wear such as skipping, streaking, splitting, or squeaking!

This repair was done on a 2015 Ford Explorer Sport 3.5L Sport Utility 4-Door AWD Automatic and the process should be similar on the following vehicles:
2011 Ford Explorer
2012 Ford Explorer
2013 Ford Explorer
2014 Ford Explorer
2015 Ford Explorer
2016 Ford Explorer
2017 Ford Explorer
2018 Ford Explorer
2019 Ford Explorer

Tools you will need:
• Pocket Screwdriver

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[DexterousMage]

Best video ever lol I was baffled trying to do this at work for one of my customers, I had a feeling it came right off but I didn’t wanna break anything

[timothykrueger]

Every other video I watched said "just pop out the old one." That thing didn't want to pop out. The screwdriver was the way to go. Thank you!

[stevebouck]

Straight to the point, no fluff. Awesome!

[jesscrotzer]

Thank you for straightforward directions. There was not A bunch of unuseful information You don't need to hear.

[mymusicaccount]

I don't like a lot of videos, but I gave you #301. Thank you.

[bentexk]

OE blade needs to slide to the side to release and then pop out. Aftermarket replacement blades just pop straight down (in) or out (towards hatch)

[steve]

Don't do this if you have a 2015 Ford Explorer Sport, I don't know what's different but if you try to pry the wiper blade out you'll just crack the mount. Apparently you're supposed to pull real hard towards the passenger side to release the blade instead, I found that out after following this video and cracking my mount.

[Jinhunter]

Thanks! I would've most certainly broken it!!!

[surferfreck]

Thanks! I world never figured it out lol!

[KoolMada]

OEM blade won't pry down. It needs to slide back a little then down. After market blades will snap in and out like this video. Just an FYI to anyone tackling this at home.

[George]

This is how you change an a 11th gen Honda civic hatchback rear blade as well. Thank you

[DGotU]

Thanks.I would have broken the arm thinking that it bend out just like the front blades.

[Speakezze]

Bruh why didn’t I just watch this video? I tried unscrewing the whole system thinking it had some weird mechanism to replace the rear windshield wiper like the jeep where you pop the rotating plastic piece off then lift up the rotating plastic piece then the wiper and then turn and yank the wiper off.

[WendyLee-cd]

Don’t pry down until you push it towards the motor end

[evanzocchi]

Score one for the Ole pocket screw driver 😂

[davidmorganson]

This is wrong. The blade needs to slide first or it breaks the pins out of the arm.

[erikolson]

Terrible video. Do not use a screw driver to Pry anything. You break the wiper blade or mount. It's a hook mount. Push or pull horizontally to the driver or passenger side to unlock hook.