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Replacing wiper blades is a simple maintenance task when you use the correct replacement and follow the right installation procedure. Before you start, make sure the new wiper blades match your vehicle and its wiper arm fixing system.
This guide explains how to replace wiper blades safely and correctly, with step-by-step instructions and DENSO installation videos for different blade types and fixing systems.
Enhancing In-Cabin Air Quality with Anti-Bacterial Technology of the new DENSO ClearAir+
As emissions regulations continue to tighten, modern diesel vehicles rely heavily on advanced exhaust aftertreatment technologies. Two systems in particular: Diesel Particulate Filters (DPFs) and Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) are now standard across the majority of Euro 6 applications.
What really happens when the heat during summer exposes hidden problems?
Let’s be honest - “summer engine misfire” is not a term you’ll find in any textbook. Yet every experienced technician knows exactly what it means.
As temperatures rise, so does the number of vehicles arrive at workshops with the same complaint:
“It runs fine when cold, but once it’s hot… something’s not right.”
What we call a “summer misfire” is not a different type of fault. It’s a standard engine misfire that only becomes visible under heat stress - when marginal components finally reach their limit.
A cabin air filter keeps the air inside your vehicle clean by trapping dust, pollen, and harmful pollutants before they reach the cabin. It also protects the air conditioning (A/C) system from contamination and performance loss.
