Anyone know the front wiper sizes?

 

Napa tells me they're 28" and 14"

 

Thanks! Every website I checked didn't have the 2015. Didn't think to check Napa.

 

Amazon has them for the 2015. I bought the ANCO Contour blade and find it quieter than the original equipment blade.

 

I know the OP was asking for blade lengths. Since that's been answered here's a link with the OEM part numbers for wiper blade inserts/refills. Pretty cheap!
Honda Front Windshield Wiper Inserts Fit - Bernardi Parts

Front Pair $8.26, Rear $3.95 (link for rear blade on page for front pair and visa versa, you'll see)

 

Is it possible to use a wiper inserts on the blade of the GK?
I also have a 2009 and the wiper does not look like the 2015.

 

When you view the Bernardi Parts page, it asks you to select the year of the Fit you own (for both the front two inserts and the rear insert). They will make sure you get the appropriate version.

Honda Front Windshield Wiper Inserts (Fit)
Selected Accessories::Honda Fit::2015::Maintenance::Service Parts
Year: 2015 (76622-T6A-J01) & (76632-T5A-J01) $8.26


WIPER INSERT REAR-FIT
Honda Rear Windshield Wiper Insert (Fit)
Selected Accessories::Honda Fit::2015::Maintenance::Service Parts
Year: 2015 (76622-T5A-003) $4.31

 

So are inserts the only option, or are there whole wiper assemblies available for the Fit? I haven't removed the blades, so I'm not sure what the connection to the arm looks like. Would it be compatible with the universal attachments seen on most cars/off the shelf wiper blades?

Or do I need to get those inserts?

 

Honda OEM Front Wiper Blades

Honda OEM Rear Wiper Blade

Honda OEM Front Wiper Inserts

Honda OEM Rear Wiper Insert
.

 

Thanks, Fitmo! Much appreciated.

 

How old is your vehicle? If you have a new FIT there should be no reason to replace the entire blade assembly, although it may be easier as they usually just snap on/off. The blade/frame has some "spring" to it which keeps the rubber insert pressed evenly against the glass.

You must know that there is the wiper arm (that arcs across the windshield); the wiper blade (the frame that holds the rubber "squeegee" or "insert/refill"); and the wiper insert/refill (this part actually wipes the glass}.

If your blade/frame is in good shape you need only replace the insert. The insert is the part that wears out most frequently, usually separating and dragging loosely across the windshield.

Whew! Good luck!!

 

Years ago, when I had more time than money, I replaced inserts, but never felt the rubber was being applied to the glass as well as when the blade springs were new. Eventually, I just got to buying a new pair of NAPA blades every Fall when they put them on sale for 30% off. It takes longer to take them out of the package than it does to install them. I always keep the last pair of blades used aboard for emergencies.

edit to add: I've read somewhere the Fit's rear wiper blade connection is almost proprietary and it's hard to find a non-OEM replacement. Don't know how much truth there is to that.

 

Yes I know all of that. I just find that those flimsy inserts are kind of crappy and was wondering if the wiper arm would accept alternative blades. I'm in a '15 and the blades are only 5 months old. They already streak across the glass and make a lot of noise. I guess the "break to fit" inserts at the auto store are low-cost enough to just replace them every few months, but that's a hassle... Not to say other blade assemblies would be better. Though, I guess I should consider that those wipers were installed in the summer months in Mexico, and then came to a lot in Florida; lots of sun and dust in their short lives.

I appreciate you weighing in, cheesewhiz! Another nice person making FF an awesome community!