In my toyota celica 94 *** inmort my wiper fuse blew out tried replacing it and it still does it. it first happened during the rain while using them the rear wiper is stuck half way up the window where would i start?
that was suppose to be j a p i m p o r t. thanks now i got the front back but how can i get the arm to be back to normal w/o breaking the motor or will i have to replace the rear motor??that was suppose to be j a p i m p o r t. thanks now i got the front back but how can i get the arm to be back to normal w/o breaking the motor or will i have to replace the rear motor??
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Should be the same plug on the back,you'll just have a prong sticking out without a wire in your system.Best to just pull the old one first,it's nfg anyway,and see what's up yourself.Just a single nut holds it on.
Can be that your heater core or hose inside car is sometimes releasing alittle heat at the clamps. So long the inside of the floor is not wet or damp or car is not over heating. I would not worry about the heater to much inside unless this does not work... Change the automatic climate control up or down to cooler or warmer i usually run it at least upto 10 or 20 degrees different than the outside anytime i drive mainly during rain or snow.. So if outside it is warmer means you need to be cooler and cooler means get warmer. Also If you don"t run that on a regular basis a quick Ac on and defroster front and back works well and generally fast.I really think that is all of your problem just get comfortable with your automatic climate setting. once in a while it may happen again only because of rapid temp. changing from outside air to inside air in your car..Rain X works really well for a couple weeks between apps.and saves wiperblades during raining times. Always drive safely and good luck
check to see if the wiper arms are binding, something is causing a feed back to the motor to strain. Blowing a 25 amp fuse is serious, and could cause many more problems, check for a good ground, clean all grounding wires in the system for that fuse, if you wrapped the wires and it quit for a brief time, one of them could be broken or burnt to the point that when they heat up and expand they simply can't complete the circuit
First check your wiper fuse, it is located in your fuse box. The labels of the fuses are all printed on the cover to help and guide what fuses are being use. Note the amperage of each fuse when your going to replace it!
the expeditions had a problem with the rear wiper motor grounding out, i would try replacing the wiper motor first, as for the fuse blowing, it is blowing for a reason, fuses don't just blow. if the wiper motor does not fix you may need to have someone go thru the electrical pin point tests to find the short.
hello,have you check your wiper relay located on top of main fuse box,maybe poor contact,or your combination switch for wiper have worn-out mechanism,or your wiper motor need tobe check the condition,ty
that was suppose to be j a p i m p o r t. thanks now i got the front back but how can i get the arm to be back to normal w/o breaking the motor or will i have to replace the rear motor??
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