In this video I tackle the problem of the occasional failure of either the wipers or washer motor on a full size Chevy or GMC truck. The fault deals with a d…
In this video I tackle the problem of the occasional failure of either the wipers or washer motor on a full size Chevy or GMC truck. The fault deals with a d…
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Thank you ! Now my wipers work again ! Saved a lot of money. – 98 Silverado z71 1500
Wish I had seen this before!!! My wiper fluid still isn’t working but my wipers are. Taking back the new motor tomorrow. I’ve been dealing with this for 2 years. Such a simple fix, THANKS!!!!
Thanks so much
it worked, nice video .
This video saved me a lot of money. thanks much.
Sweet gonna have to do this while I drain my coolant
Possible…have to do some trouble shooting.
My sons wipers wont turn off. Think this could be the problem?
Sounds like a gear or loose bolt/nut combo. It could be the motor, but I’d remove the cowl (black trim under the windshield) and check out the mechanism there…sounds like something stripped out. If that seems to be ok, then I’d swap the motor. This video deals with wipers that don’t do anything (no noise or anything) because of a fault in the circuit board.
Good video, I have a 98 Yukon. Just bought a new wiper motor b/c when i would switch on the wipers it makes a noise but wouldn’t move. Do u think its the board or motor?
I got a similar vid. /watch?v=eX0EcG8QkYA nice video by the way
Thanks a ton!!
thanks so much
it worked
Another successful repair. Thank you!
This works great. I had what looked like an after market board (NAPA on it) and this fixed it
Its dirtier in the prairies then other places.
Ever heard of steamcleaning??? Damn !!!!!!!!!!!
It a good idea to put a thin bead of silicone on the inside groove around the edge of the cover when reinstalling the module. This is to obviously keep out moisture and shorting the module. This advice is per GM recall procedure guidelines.
THANK YOU SO MUCH
Hey Turbo, my mechanic wanted $170 bucks to replace my wiper motor on a 1988 Blazer S-10. I was able to fix the wiper module myself after watching your video. I did have to borrow a soldering gun and a little socket wrench from my neighbor. If you are ever around Travis AFB, I will buy you dinner. Angela
GM did for various model years, however a lot of them have expired. You’d have to check your dealer. Honestly, I’d rather do this then deal with the hassle.
Awesome tip/training! Thanks! I also wonderred about cleaning the contact points too. This has been a very aggravating problem and I’m surprised GM hasn’t had a recall on it.
I had this same issue and would always have to pop the hood and bang on the wiper motor to get it workin. So all i did was take a large zip tie and run it around the connector and zip tied it to the motor to create a tight connection and now i have wipers all the time. Guess this is pretty common in these trucks
Same board…not sure of the problem though. Sure its a connector somewhere.
Very helpful video! i have a 1998 silverado 4×4 and its versperatic one time it works other times they dont. Thanks! If you could,make a video on how to remove the headlights to polish them? Thanks,Colin
Nice demo. That’s not a repair I would have ever thought of.
i usually put a little rtv around the edge of the cover to help seal it up better then the factory seal.
Now you need new wipers! 🙂
Forgot to add, Great video. I wish I would of fixed mine instead of buying new. Fix what you have! 🙂