If they're standard Chrysler (and they should be), feel the underside of the blade at the pivot. Inward, there's a plastic strip...press that down and slide the wiper blade toward the base of the arm (inward). Pretty much, the wiper arm terminates in a hook. When you press down on that plastic strip, you free a small peg from a hole that holds the wiper on that hook...then you just slide it off. To put the new one on, just slide the new blade on that same hook until it locks into place.
Turn your wipers off, using the stalk on the left side of your steering column. Turn your ignition off and remove the key.
Pull the wiper blade up to lift it to the service position. Pull the front part of the blade down to position it at an angle.
Pull back the lock pin on the center part of the wiper blade (where it connects to the wiper arm). This unlocks the blade from the wiper arm.
Grasp the blade on each side and pull it down (away from the extended wiper arm) to release it from the "U" clip.
Repeat the process for the other wiper blade, if desired. Removing the driver's side and passenger's side wiper blade is the same.
Install the new wiper blade. Open the lock pin on the new blade, and then insert it into the wiper arm "U" clip. Close the lock pin and lower the wiper blade to its normal position.
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