If windshield wiper motor and fuses are good but wipers still wont work in 2003 bonnie what could this be?

Answer 1

this happend to me a while back.....the linkage from your wiper blades to the wiper motor might have got disconnected its a very quick fix....depending on were it is in your car (mines was under the screen were the windshild end your have to take off that screen and the screen underneath) than you should be bale to see the linkage and if one of them is off neither wiper blade will work alls you have to do it snap the joints back together took me no more than 10 minutes the way to tell if this is the problem move both wipers with your hand and if one moves really weird and the other one doesn't is the linkage chances are its the linkage

I just had a situation where the wipers were intermittent and then stopped all together. First, it could be the wiper control switch. (Dealership wants $346.00.) RockAuto ($100.00 brand spanking new.) In my case it wasn't the switch. 2. The wiper drive motor and control module. I bought a rebuilt motor and control module from RockAuto. (+$100.00) I inspected the old unit and found that the control module was cooked. (Electronic components black and very stinky!) The control module is often called a "wiper motor pulse board" (electronic circuit board). It can be had online for about $30.00. If you are not mechanically inclined you might not want to attempt to disassemble the wiper assembly by yourself. You will need a special tool to remove the wiper arms. The job is a chore and you have to know what your doing on reassembly, particularly the motor crank arm assembly has to be in the park position when assembled on the motor transmission shaft. (I recommend buying the replacement motor because everything is factory sealed. If you change just the board and don't seal it corerectly YOU WILL HAVE PROBLEMS! Water and electricity don't mix well.