Windshield wiper motors breakdown, and it is necessary to troubleshoot the problem before you can fix it. Learn how to diagnose a windshield wiper motor in t…
Windshield Wiper Motor Replacement : How to Troubleshoot a Broken Windshield Wiper Motor
86
Like
Save
){kind=link}
- Tags:
Broken, motor, Replacement, troubleshoot, WINDSHIELD, WIPER
- Categories: Isuzu
Comments
Write a comment
You must be logged in to post a comment.
I have 205 mustang I started having a problem with my wipers coming and the
wiper fluid spraying as soon as I started the car but now they don’t work
at all……
Look! Van Dame fixing car;)
the wipers stopped mid way when i had them on high. now when in any speed a
terrible noise, no movement but the washer fluid still shoots out. can u
tell me whats the problem?
Nathan you are fine boy! Can’t even pay attention to what I’m supposed to
be learning
My wipers work on HI but not on LOW or Intermittent. would that be a switch
or a motor or fuse problem? On a 2000 Buick LeSaber.
thank you, that was very helpful, 🙂
my wippers got stuck they stay on all the time does somebody knows what
could be the problem or how to fix it ? get at me please
What the problem if only one of your windshield wipers work(passenger
side)? And how should I go about fixing it.
I have a 2003 grand am and the windshield wipers only work on high. How do
I check what is rong?
Thank you very much.
the linkage may have separated, find out how the driver side wiper connects
to the motor and hook it back up
Your Hot
Very good
do the wiipers have independant motors. Only one of mine quit, the drivers
side ofcourse in a thunderstorm. Mine is an Izuzu Rodeo
did you find a solution to tha problem yet?
did you find a solution to tha problem yet?
AWESOME!!! Now I need to get one of those test light probes.
aaarrrrrrgh! never thought about the fuse!!!!!! D’oh!!!!! thank you very
much ; ) *when all else is eliminated, one is left with the obvious*
So my Wipers stopped working as well, would this also prevent the wiper
fluid sprayer from spraying as well? Thanks
Does the engine have to be on?
@66612345678 Usually you need to turn the ignition switch to on, but the
car engine does not need to be running. Notice in the beginning of the
video Nathan said he turned on the ignition switch. If this is how the
wipers ran before they stopped working then yes, the ignition switch need
to be turned on but you don’t necessarily need to crank the engine. You
should be able to operate the car radio too, if the car has a radio.
did you test your motor? or connectors?
I’m forced to drive with one wind wiper because the passenger side wiper
(as it wipes to and fro) slowly eases closer and closer to the driver side
wiper (eventually the two collide). Is this a problem with the wiper motor
or with the groves that the wiper arm attaches to?
I don’t think you need to do that. The way you turn on your radio without
the engine. Same way with the wipers. That’s what I think. But it doesn’t
make sense to have the engine on. Even in the video it wasn’t on.
@66612345678 And he said he had turned on the wipers. Also note that Nathan
had unplugged the cable to the wiper motor to poke the leads inside the
plug. This would keep the wiper motor from operating. Be careful around the
wiper motor when it is running because it can take off a finger. Also mind
when you are leaning over a running motor that you don’t have anything
dangling down into the motor (tie, jewelery, work ID badge, etc.) that can
snag in the motor.