I had to have my windshield replaced on my 2017 Volt. The guy that did it was not paying attention and when he replaced the windshield wipers, he put the right wiper above the driver's side wiper (the opposite of how they are supposed to be). We discovered this almost immediately when we tested the wipers by turning them on, and he swapped them. Later I noticed that he had put them on such that the left wiper was too high up, sitting a little higher than the rear line of the hood.
When I brought my car to the Chevy dealer for its 24K mile service, I asked them to adjust the angle, which they did. However, apparently they didn't test it, because now I see that when the wipers are on, the driver's side wiper does not sweep all the way to the left, in fact, not past vertical. This leaves several inches of windshield uncleared by the A pillar, where visibility is poor to start with.
Is there any way I can adjust this, or do I have to go back to the dealer?
When I brought my car to the Chevy dealer for its 24K mile service, I asked them to adjust the angle, which they did. However, apparently they didn't test it, because now I see that when the wipers are on, the driver's side wiper does not sweep all the way to the left, in fact, not past vertical. This leaves several inches of windshield uncleared by the A pillar, where visibility is poor to start with.
Is there any way I can adjust this, or do I have to go back to the dealer?