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I have a 95 mustang and the wipers stopped working last week. I'm thinking it could possibly be a fuse, but don't know. I can't figure out how to get the fuse cover off and when I do, is there a diagram as to which fuse goes to which feature (wipers, lights, etc). Thank you for any help you can give me. Jeanette
Re: I have a 95 mustang and the wipers stopped working...
It is a fuse. It's a 20 amp, and it powers the lighter socket too. If you don't use it, check for a coin in the lighter socket before you replace the fuse.
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According to the wiring diagram, you should have two 15amp fuses powering the headlight switch. One wire is red and the other is red white. Power out of the switch is pink blue for the tail lights, and red with green, blue, black, and yellow for each headlight circuit.
In the instrument panel fuse box , fuse # 2 30 amp. is power for the wiper control module . Pulling that fuse will or should turn them off . Your wiper / washers are controlled by a electronic control module , if i were to guess ,i would say that was bad. But that is just a guess , without testing don't know for sure . Also there is a switch inside the wiper motor that allows parking operations of the wipers .
rear wiper check list check fuse or relays or wiring last check the motor its self window defrost check list fuse relays also check along the matrix of the window this is the liney bits that go from one end to the other for breakes in it check to make sure that the wires and connectors are still atached and still solderd to window this is a common place for them to fail hope this helps ivan
check your owners manual, most fords have two fuse panels one under the hood and one in the cabin, comminly the wiper fuse is located in the cabin panel. these are either behind the plastic panel by the passengers right foot or behind or under the glove box. the cover on the panel will probly list what fuse is what. good luck.
Thanks for choosing FixYa and welcome to the site. Your wiper fuse may have blown causing the wipers to stop immediately. Check your fuse box for the exact location of the wiper fuse. If the fuse is good, you will need to see if your wiper motor is working. If it is not, the motor is bad. Since your car is just an 08 model, it may just be the fuse. If you have any questions, let me know. Check these solutions first. If neither don't work, let me know.
I'm guessing you're looking at the panel in the engine compartment because the fuse panel inside the vehicle doesn't have any relays in it. I didn't see and relay for a fan but there was a fuse I believe. This should be in your owners manual if you have one. If you son't and would like a copy, you can email me at [email protected] with your make, model and year and I will be happy to email you a copy. I hope this help and good kuck.
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