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IF you've checked voltage and found no power going the wiper system, then I would back trace the power line. Logic would dictate that if the fuses were good, and you have no power to the wiper system then there is either a relay in line that's bad or you have a broken wire in the circuit.
Assuming the washer fluid is topped up, can you hear the washer motor buzzing? If you can then could be jets blocked or pipe come off! Is there water leaking under car?
Hi, First check that you have wash liquid in tank. second make sure that it will not freeze by putting alcohol in your mix of water and soap. You can buy it already mixed at most service stations. Check pump for corosion on contacts. Good luck.
most windscreen failures can be traced back to blocked nozzles as the water and the cleaning product causes corrosion that blocks the small jets
another reason is that the plastic reservoir cracks and drains the water out unknown to the operator
so those are the 2 areas to check first
Most cars turn on the wipers when the washer pump is turned on. Look for a stuck switch or relay in the washer circuit. It seems that the wipers think that the washer is on.
Hello I have a saab 9.3 SS 04 and had the same problem.
- intermittent wipe doesn't work, at all - windscreen washers don't work, at all - "normal" continuous, and fast wipe work, but the wipers freeze in the middle of the windscreen if you let go of the control stalk, rather than sweeping back to the resting position - same "freeze" happens with the manual wipe (push down on the control stalk)
The weird thing is that, this morning, for about 10 minutes, it seemed to fix itself, partially - the washers started working etc - but the intermittent wipe still didn't work. However not long after that it went back to the symptoms described above. also if I unplugged my car battery for a minute the washers worked for several seconds but again same problem occurs.
Solution is to replace your wiper motor. its that "simple" worked for me. The wiper motor has a lot of electronic stuff and seems to control the washer engine. Good luck.
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