behind the fuse panel left of the steering column
Some vehicles are equipped with automatic rain sensing wipers. They have a light sensor that aims at the windshield below the mirror. If the glass is wet part of the light reflect/refracts back and the wipers will come on.Some vehicles are equipped with automatic rain sensing wipers. They have a light sensor that aims at the windshield below the mirror. If the glass is wet part of the light reflect/refracts back and the wipers will come on.
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You have automatic rain sensing wipers and this is the sensor for the rain. If you turn the wipers all the way off or on, the light goes out.
Dryness will cause the wipers to vibrate or jitter against the glass. If there is not enough moisture on the windshield (for example, a light sprinkle of rain) the wipers may move with a jerky motion. Also, the wipers could be very old, and the wiping rubber/vinyl could have lost some of its softness and flexibility. If you mean vibration when they are not active, the wind against the windshield could cause them to flutter if they are not properly seated. A clean windshield and new wiper blades will usually cure the vibration.
If it is the light in the gauge console, it is to let you know the headlights are on automatically. Like when the windshield wipers are on, or that its dark enough to have them turn on.
Many newer cars have automatic windshield wipers. These work with a rain sensor, usually mounted near the rear view mirror. The sensor uses infrared light to sense moisture- droplets scatter light, and the when enough light is scattered, the sensor decides that it's raining. It then signals for the wipers to come on. Dirt can also fool the sensor into turning the wipers on.
The fuse, if not, then the switch, then the motor, but by then you will also need a test light and/or a DMM.
You need to add more info. Fuse for what. Radio, blower motor, head light.....??? For windshield wipers and wiper fluid
You need to research and get your terminology correct. What you are asking does not exist. Windshield wipers do not have any lights associated with them. Come back with another question that makes sense. We will try and help.
I'm not sure if the 92's are the same as my 95 but you will find the switch on the end of your signal light switch (turn it)
That would be the rain sensor. Not exactly sure how it works but if you take the wipers off of auto the light should go off.