The wiper motor assembly includes a "Park" sensor.
The sensor shuts off the wiper motor when two conditions are met:
If the park sensor is either damaged or dirty, the wipers will keep running.
If you are at all mechanically inclined, try opening the wiper motor assembly and see if you can clean the slide contacts that make up the sensor.
If that isn't helpful, replace the assembly.
Normally its a fuse. Check your owner's manual to find where the fuses are and which one is related to the wipers.
the module is bad on the wipper motor you might have to get the whole moter assy.
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.
Because they are broken.
your windshield wiper motor might burnt out or a fuse might burnt out
Fuse or windshield wiper motor.
The most common cause that windshield wipers stop working is a blown fuse. The windshield wiper motor may need to be changed is also common.
A cars windshield wipers should work either way. They should word with or without wiper fluid.
There are several things that you can do to help stop your windshield wipers from squeaking. Clean the wiper blade often to remove dirt and debris. Squirt windshield cleaner fluid on the windows to remove dirt. Ensure that the wiper is screwed in correctly. Replace the blades when it is needed.
When you turn off your windshield wipers, they stop in their parked position, which is typically designed to be at the bottom of the windshield. However, if they stop in the middle, it may indicate a malfunction in the wiper motor or control system. Additionally, if the wipers are turned off while they are in motion, they can sometimes come to rest in an unintended position due to inertia or a failure in the stop mechanism. Regular maintenance can help prevent such issues.
Fuse BlownWiper Relay BlownSpindles StrippedLinkage BrokeWiper Motor Blown Normally its just the fuse. See your owners manual.
I have a 2004 and the same problem, did you ever find out why? Thanks Jeff