[GatedMurci]

Driving 300 miles through storm, wiper stopped working right in the middle of stroke. Checked fuse and that’s not the issue. Cleaner squirts out bit wiper won’t move. Any help would be appreciated.

 

[Slammp]

Did you pop the frunk and check the linkage to make sure the arms are still connected to the wiper motor? It could be a loose bolt.

 

[Luzifer]

Check if power goes to the wiper motor. If you have power either the motor is burnt out or the bushings of the wiper arms may be seized. Dismantle, sand, and lube.
If no power check power at the fuse.

 

[GatedMurci]

How do you take the trim off in order to get to the wiper assembly?

 

[lamborghini huracan]

Check your wiper control module or the wiper motor

 

[white out]

Check your arm mount to the geared tooth on the car. I had that fail in my '03 leaving NYC en route to northern MI in the middle of a downpour. If you're lucky and it only loosened up, you can simply remove the wiper arm, reposition it and tighten.

 

[GatedMurci]

Update: Removed the motor with the help of a wiper arm removal tool. Tested it with a power probe and it just buzzed. Opened up the assembly and the gear is cracked. Ordered and received a new wiper motor assembly and bench tested it with the power probe and it works. Plugged it into the car, moved the stalk down and nothing. Unplugged the motor again and checked the pins from the wiper timer module for 12v. The only pin with 12v was not the pin that I had to probe with the power probe for the motor to run. Do i have a bad wiper timer module too? A replacement costs $2400!

 

[Stimpy]

Do i have a bad wiper timer module too? A replacement costs $2400!

$2400 is really quite a good deal after I noticed a set of new OEM floor mats is $5300 from BullStuff, and that's discounted from the list price of $5,600. There's a lot more tech in a wiper module then a few square feet of carpet. 🤣

 

[Luzifer]

Update: Removed the motor with the help of a wiper arm removal tool. Tested it with a power probe and it just buzzed. Opened up the assembly and the gear is cracked. Ordered and received a new wiper motor assembly and bench tested it with the power probe and it works. Plugged it into the car, moved the stalk down and nothing. Unplugged the motor again and checked the pins from the wiper timer module for 12v. The only pin with 12v was not the pin that I had to probe with the power probe for the motor to run. Do i have a bad wiper timer module too? A replacement costs $2400!

So basically you are saying the pin is in the wrong position in the connector? If so can't you disconnect that pin from the connector and relocate it to the correct spot?

If it can't be done I'd bypass that connector and connect wires with individual connectors or buy a generic connector and wire it.

 

[Luzifer]

You know it would be easier to understand with pictures.