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Dura-Edge Silicon Wipers
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RAV4J
, Apr 29 2004 05:39 PM, 135 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 29 April 2004 - 05:39 PM
Dear Folks,
Anyone of you have tried using the new Dura-Edge (Hi-Tech Silicon) wipers?
Its supposedly from South Africa and they are now promoting it...
Anyone of you have tried using the new Dura-Edge (Hi-Tech Silicon) wipers?
Its supposedly from South Africa and they are now promoting it...
#2
Posted 30 April 2004 - 11:20 AM
RAV4J;
Mine fitted with Dura-edge. Make sure they are ori. No need to apply rain-
x on windscreen or oil supplement for the blade. Just make sure to clean
the blade with clean cloth or tissue will do. No need to lift up wiper
when parking under the hot sun.
Already 5 months old no problem...if compare with conventional type after
2-3 months, need replacement....very very costly. One more good thing, if
any problem just go back to the authorised dealer in Kelana jaya and get
them replace F.O.C....no question asked.
Regards
#5
Posted 04 May 2004 - 06:54 PM
Hi Dar;
The main distributor Tel # 03-78054001. Call them for appointment.
located close to Kelana Medical Center. Bought mine around RM60.00 (only
the rubber wiper). If the wiper frame still good, no need replacement.
they will check it for you and advice given.
Most original wipers starts from RM60.00 onwards. guaranteed
satisfaction. Give a try no harm.
Good luck. Cheers mike.
The main distributor Tel # 03-78054001. Call them for appointment.
located close to Kelana Medical Center. Bought mine around RM60.00 (only
the rubber wiper). If the wiper frame still good, no need replacement.
they will check it for you and advice given.
Most original wipers starts from RM60.00 onwards. guaranteed
satisfaction. Give a try no harm.
Good luck. Cheers mike.
#6
Posted 04 May 2004 - 11:37 PM
i've been using it for 2 yrs no problem. I've bought mine in cosway, the
frame is made from plastic so the problem is the wiper is light weight so
not very efficient better used steel frame.
Regards,
ahboy
frame is made from plastic so the problem is the wiper is light weight so
not very efficient better used steel frame.
Regards,
ahboy
#7
Posted 06 May 2004 - 10:58 AM
I've been using the DuraEdge wiper blades (redeemed them from Bonuslink).
They are quite good at withstanding the heat from the sun, but they skip
a bit especially if the rain is light. And the return sweep leaves water
trails. But since this happens only to my right wiper, I've got a feeling
that the right one's a bit defective.
They are quite good at withstanding the heat from the sun, but they skip
a bit especially if the rain is light. And the return sweep leaves water
trails. But since this happens only to my right wiper, I've got a feeling
that the right one's a bit defective.
#8
Posted 06 May 2004 - 02:23 PM
wow! 2 years of using dura wipers....the most the bosch wipers can last
is not more than 2 months.
is not more than 2 months.
#9
Posted 06 May 2004 - 04:31 PM
i am using DuraEdge for about one year, not problem so far. I am not
border at all to flip it up when it is under hot sun, it got one to one
replacement if damage, just belif it. It also ack like RainX, rain water
not stick on the windscreen even not switch the wiper on during light rain.
border at all to flip it up when it is under hot sun, it got one to one
replacement if damage, just belif it. It also ack like RainX, rain water
not stick on the windscreen even not switch the wiper on during light rain.
#10
Posted 06 May 2004 - 08:50 PM
yapvc, thx. Will give it a try aft my Borch wiper gives way. It's going
to be soon.
to be soon.