the park tab is bent. it is a thick piece of metal that must be bent back slightly toward the wiper motor with a hammer or plyers.
I assume this issue started when there was snow/ice on the windshield?
I have found that if you put rainex on the windshield everytime you change your oil you will not have that problem.
You might need to tighten them up or get new ones. they might get stuck if dirt or leaves get caught.
They could be stuck, possibly from snow, ice, or other types of precipitation.
You can detailed instructions on how to reset your wipers on youtube.com/watch?v=KFBLtlnkpuI
If windshield wipers are stuck in position and won't move, I would say that the windshield wiper motor needs replacing. This happened to me last year.
the park tab is bent. it is a thick piece of metal that must be bent back slightly toward the wiper motor with a hammer or plyers. I assume this issue started when there was snow/ice on the windshield?
Buy a new car. I have had the crank arm replaced(which is suppose to solve the problem) and I'm back at square one with the wipers not working at all now. AND THE DEALERSHIP DID THE REPAIRS!!! I'll get back to everyone if the dealership doesn't make this right.
Sometimes there is a racket system and the wipers have slipped. Used to happen all the time in my 1998 Buick. Always had to take them apart and put them back together.
If it's the same reason mine stopped, it's because the not is loose where the wiper arm is attached (at the windshield). Most likely caused by operating the wipers while they are stuck in ice or snow. Hope that helps
Check the first two fuses in the fuse box under the hood. They are square and black.
the park tab is bent. it is a thick piece of metal that must be bent back slightly toward the wiper motor with a hammer or plyers. I assume this issue started when there was snow/ice on the windshield?
There is either a nut under a cap on the arm that is holding it on, or a lock lever that you need to pull or push on under the arm, or it is just stuck, and you might need to spray it with something to loosen it from being rusted.