If you hear the motor then you will have to check the wiper transmission linkage to see if it has come apart. you will have to remove the wiper arms and wiper cowl. the component that the motor sits in. sometimes the clips break that hold the linkage to the motor.
SOURCE: y windsheild wipers don't move. I hear the
Possible stripped gears or the gears are not making contact. I would replace the wiper motor. If you can, and I am not sure, you might be able to replace just the gears. But given how new the car is, I am sure it comes as an "all in one" unit. It is possible to seatch www.car-part.com and see if there is a salvage yard around your area that has one cheap.
SOURCE: replace blower motor 1998 plymouth voyager
it is located behind and below the glove box,you might want to remove the glove box assembly to see it easier,
there are four screws holding a blower motor cover you to take off first,now remove the screws holding the blower motor up,disconnect the motor wires.
if your changing this because you think its bad,you should test the blower motor wires with a test light with the key on and blower switch turned on.if you have power in the wires,then it is bad.
but if you have no power in wires it could be blower motor resister,or switch.
SOURCE: wiper blades not moving, I can hear wiper motor
the Kia Sedona is identical to my hyundai entorage minivan, this happen several times to me you have to tighten the nut that secures the wiper assembly to the motor, the shaft gets worn and losens up. you may have to replace the wiper motor.
SOURCE: windshield wipers dont work, you can hear the
The windshield motor is connected to the windshield wiper's arms via mechanical linkage. The linkage had been severed. There's a lockpin that secures this linkage. If rust/corrosion had built up on this lockpin, it may had fallen off. Buy a Haynes or Chilton manual to see how to access the wiper motor area.
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