If the motor works on high, or any speed, then it's fine. Switches and resistors control speed and delay.
If they are going on by themselves, check the wiper switch or the connections on the wiper motor. More than likely it is a bad switch.
the GEM module located behind the radio. it is a black box with a large connector that control wipers, 4x4 and a few other thing. expensive and fails for no good reson. i have replaced for 4x4 no engaging and wipers too.
Remove the single screw from the base plate. Remove the cutting blade. Use either a very narrow screw driver or a large paper clip that you straighten out to about 3". Look at the space where the blade was. At the very top center is a small square hole in the white plastic above the motor shaft. Insert the driver or clip into the hole until it rests against the switch. Holding it firm slide the switch cover forward until it clicks. (if you turn the motor on then you missed the switch inside and you need to reposition the clip you inserted into the hole and try again.) Once the switch cover is loose, just remove it. Now push from the rear where you removed the base plate and the entire assembly will slide out of the front of the clipper cover. Remove the switch assy. from around the front of the motor and it lifts off to access the battery pack. Replace the battery pack and assembly is just the reverse.
Either the fuse is blown or the wiper motor is bad.
An electric motor needs 2 primary things for it to run. First, it needs power, second, it needs a ground to complete the electrical circuit. Normally this is controlled by the switch... In this case the wiring diagram needs to be compared to the physical condition of the wiring. If the on/off switch opens/closes the ground, then there is an alternate ground in the circuit probably due to a broken wire. If the on/off switch opens/closes the power, then there usually would be a short in the on/off switch, and the power is spanning the switch. .. Goog luck..
Wiper motor is not working properly or the combination switch in the steering column is not working properly which is the lever that turns the wipers on.
The motor needs to be replaced. There is a "switch" in the motor that "parks" the wipers. This happens when current is removed from the motor. Your "switch" in the motor is not allowing this to happen. Replace the motor.
The wiper motor has a switch inside of it. When they are turned off and the wipers go to the down position it trips the switch in the motor that tells the computer they are in the down position. If that switch in the motor is faulty, the wipers are repositioning until the switch is tripped to the off position. THE FIX.... Replace the wiper motor.
The wipers are moved left and right by a motor, the wipers blade is made of rubber and is held against the glass by means of a spring, with the tightness of the rubber blade againts the glass and the left and right movement of the wiper blade water is kep off the glass.
It is most likely the wiper stalk/switch. Try pulling the fuse for the wipers. If that stops them, then it is the stalk/switch.
it is possible
Windshield wipers are an important safety feature on cars. They stop working when their motor goes out, or when the blade is too worn out.
There is a switch inside the wiper motor that identifies the home spot for the wipers. If you have intermittent wipers there is also a controller for that. Either can give you problems but more likely the wiper motor switch. The wiper motor switch usually is not a separate part (comes with wiper motor assy.) Oh yeah, 1 other thing, be sure the wiper arms are installed correctly on wiper motor.
check the wiper fuse. then check the switch, then check the wiper motor
There is no switch. If the wipers park in the middle or at the top of the winshield you need to replace the motor. the fault is in the logic
Bad ground? How do i check this? See if you are getting power to motor? How? Circuit breaker?
Assuming they did not work with the old wiper motor, check the fuse, check the switch.