Hyundai Wiper Blade Replacement & Size Lookup

Look up windshield wiper sizes for any Hyundai model and learn how to replace the windshield wiper yourself.

This next section provides step-by-step instructions on Changing the Hyundai wiper blade yourself.

Hyundai Windshield Wiper Blade Size

Hyundai	From		To	Driver Wiper (inches)	Passenger Wiper (inches)
Accent	2000	–	2005	20	18
Accent	2005	–	2010	22	16
Accent	2010	–	2016	22	16
Elantra	2006	–	2010	24	18
Elantra	2011	–	2016	28	14
Atos	2099	–		20	17
Azera	2006	–		24	19
Coupe	2001	–		20	18
Excel	2090	–	2094	18	18
Getz	2002	–	2008	22	14
Grandeur	2098	–	2002	22	20
i10	2008	–		22	16
i30	2009	–		24	18
Matrix	2001	–	2010	22	16
Santa Fe	2001	–	2006	22	20
Santa Fe	2007	–	2012	24	18
Santa Fe	2013	–		24	18
Sonata	2002	–	2005	22	20
Sonata	2004	–	2010	24	19
Sonata	2009	–	2016	26	18
Starex	2097	–		24	20
Trajet	2000	–		26	22
Tucson	2005	–		24	16

How to Replace Hyundai Wiper Blades

1. Turn off the engine. Make sure the hood is closed.
2. Slowly move the wiper arm up. You do this by raising the wiper arm toward you.
3. Turn the wiper blade of your Hyundai 90 degrees or perpendicular to the windshield wiper arm. Turning the wiper blade assembly will expose the locking clip. Be careful so that the wiper arm doesn’t fall on your Hyundai windshield, or you risk breaking the windshield.
4. Press the locking clip on the wiper blade of your Hyundai Elantra / Sonata, etc. Once you compress the clip, you can slide the blade assembly downward. Pull down the wiper blade. This will allow you to remove the old, worn-out Hyundai wiper blade.
5. Install the new wiper blade in reverse order. Make sure the wiper blade locks in place. You should hear the locking clip lock in place. Ensure the wiper blade is secure, and slowly lower the wiper blade on the windshield.

We hope you find the Hyundai Wiper Blade Replacement & Size Lookup guide helpful. Check these troubleshooting and repair guides for more help on your Hyundai.

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TIPS

• Newer Hyundai models require that you hold the wiper switch pressed forward for 5 seconds so that the wipers move into the service position. Once the wipers move into the service position, you can remove the key from the ignition and then replace the wiper. This is common on some newer Hyundai models, such as Sonata.
• If the hood doesn’t allow you to move the wiper blade up, move the wiper arm in the vertical position. On the older Hyundai models and newer ones, such as Elantra and Accent, you can do this by turning on the wipers and turning the ignition off when the wiper is in the up / top position.
• Don’t try to move the windshield wiper blade arms manually. By moving the wiper blades manually, you risk damaging the wiper motor of your Hyundai.
• Always use the correct size wiper blade size. Never use larger or wrong size wiper blades.
• Replace windshield wiper blades at least once a year or more frequently if needed. The windshield wipers will eventually stop cleaning properly. This is a sign that the wipers are worn, cracked, and require replacement.