You should set the wipers to park position before removing the washer hose elbow from the air inlet grille panel. Lift the protective plate while unscrewing the wiper nut before taking out the Wiper Arm's nut. When rocking the Wiper Arm does not work to detach it from the
Drive Shaft try the Wiper Arm puller (part J 39822) or a battery terminal puller instead. Move the Wiper Arm side to side to detach it from the Drive Shaft before taking off both components together. Install the
Wiper Blade onto the Wiper Arm before fitting it onto the wiper Drive Shaft. Also normalize the wiper arms because each Wiper Arm carries a corresponding indicator stamp to prevent swaps between the left and right side. Place the measuring tool at right angles with the Wiper Blade and put the Wiper Arm onto the Drive Shaft. Keep a 70mm (2.75inch) gap for lh Wiper Blade tips and 65mm (2.56inch) gap for rh Wiper Blade tips starting from the air inlet grille panel. Frankly attach and fix the nut by turning it to 26 n.m torque before you put covers back and place the washer hose back into the air inlet grille panel. Test the wiper function and examine if the system works correctly.