I’m on my second wiper that doesn’t fit. They all seem to come with all the universal mounting hardware but nothing resembles the one i removed. Is there a certain one i should be looking at. Or can you get just the refill for these.

 

I recently installed new Rain-X Expert Fit wipers all around:

https://www.rainx.com/product/rain-x...-wiper-blades/

Mounting hardware is very easy to snap into place, and easily removed if you need to.

I can verify they fit my '16 LX.

They have separate front and rear wipers in this line. You want to specify R-16 for the rear.

 

If you have the original frame, a refill is available from Honda. 76622-T5A-003 (about $8 list price) is just the rubber blade. 76730-T5A-003 (about $22 list price) also includes the frame and blade rails.

Changing the blade isn't complicated - The blade and rails (metal strips that fit into the sides of the rubber blade) slide out of the wiper frame from one end. Move the rails over to the new blade and slide it back into the frame, making sure the rails slide into the little C-shaped guides at each point the blade contacts the frame.

 

Go to your local Autozone.

They'll have the exact rear wiper.

That's where I got mine.

 

Thank You everyone, I will see if dealer has the refill.

 

Ended up getting this one, fit perfect. Dealer had inserts for $17 Canadian but they only fit the OEM blade, mine was replaced before so won’t fit.

 

Ouch. I thought the US price was bad. Orange-man tax?

 

Carney tax, wiper I bought was $18+tax= $20.34

 

For apples to apples, $17 Canadian is (today) US$12.14.

When I bought several rear wipers for my Fit in 2021 I paid US$8.92 each, so the price above doesn't seem too far out of line.

 

My closest Honda dealer wanted about US$50 out the door for the three refills. Much cheaper at the next closest dealer. Might be a dealer thing.

 

That's robbery. HondaPartsNow lists the MSRP as $8.25 US for each of the 3 refill blades. They mark that down to $5.84. Even with shipping and handling (California to Delaware, coast to coast), that's $37. Two sets of refills (6 blades) comes out to $51.33 shipped. Ordering more makes it cheaper per blade.

They're under "Electrical / Exhaust / Heater / Fuel" and then "Front Windshield Wiper" and "Rear Wiper" for those looking them up. "RUBBER, BLADE" is the refill. "Blade, Windshield Wiper" and "Blade, RR. Windshield Wiper" are the rubber blade, the support rails, and the frame - A snap-onto-the-wiper-arm assembly like you get with aftermarket brands.

 

I didn't know that refills were available for the OEM frame back when I needed to change my rear wiper the first time, so I ended up just getting some cheap ones on Amazon. I've ordered a couple packs of them over the years.. they come in a 2-pack and cost around $8-9 per pack. I used to have to change them at least once a year until I switched my rear wiper to a vertical resting position (followed the instructions in the post about it in these forums). They last quite a bit longer between changes now. This is on a 2019 Fit EX.

 

I concur with this, plus the first pass of the wiper now doesn't smear collected dirt all over the back window and the wiper is much less likely to freeze to the window this time of year.

The other big factor to wiper longevity is parking inside/under cover.

 

Man, I wish I could do this.. but we've got two EVs that have to have garage space for charging (1 wife, 1 daughter), plus another ICE vehicle (other daughter). I'm relegated to the gravel parking spot next to the driveway, and the HOA won't allow any type of portable carport/cover thing. It was already a fight just to keep that gravel spot so I don't have to park on the street like our other daughter's car. Really wish I'd have bought a house with three garage bays.

 

Indeed. Not going there any more for anything. There's another Honda dealer not many miles away if I need one.
I got the refills at the other Honda dealer (like $30 out the door with tax) and when I went to put them on, I found the Chevy dealership at which I bought the car had swapped out the OEM wipers for some low-end wiper and blade. The refills wouldn't -- uhh -- fit. So back they went to the Honda dealer and I ordered new blades (which come with the rubber) from Honda OEM Parts Online. I've been using them instead of HPN because I don't like how HPN has their Web site set up and I couldn't find anyone there who could answer basic questions about three wiper blade items that appeared (to this new-ish Honda owner) the same.

Thanks for the directions on the HPN site. I'm very happy with the Honda wipers and happy to know refills are going to be cheap.

 

When I started driving as a teen my dad gave up his garage spot for me and I'm sure I took that for granted. He often left at 3-ish AM in the morning for his heavy-equipment mechanic job where he spent 10-12 hours working out in the cold/heat/rain/snow, whereas I was just headed to high school, so I'm sure he needed the garage spot more than me.

You're being a good dad and that's way more important.

 

or find it on amazon, itll ship to you the next day

2nd gen and 3rd gen fits are the same wipers, idk about the 1st gen but i would assume as well

I have a 2015 fit and my dad has my 2010 and i just bought both of us wipers on amazon its like $6

 

From the owner's manual pages, formatted for web consumption:


Looks like the front wiper "rails" are built into the wiper frame, while the rear wiper has the classic design.

 

when I replaced my calipers years ago, I inquired on the price of parts and decided I would only buy the 4 banjo bolt crush washers. They said it was 30$. I said no I don’t want the parts just the washers. Yep, it was about 8$ per washer so 30 for all four. Now that is absolute insanity. I reused the old washers and it didn’t leak.

 

I bought a couple of exhaust spring-bolts, maybe 4 years ago? I threw them on the scale and looked up the current rates - they were spot-on the same price as sterling silver.