Windscreen wipers not working on peugeot 206hdi 2004 fuses find no power to windscreen motor not sure if its a relay or stalk on column ?

check the motor

On most vehicles, the wiper fuse also serves for the washer pump motor. Not too sure about Peugeots, though. Just check for power at the pump motor connector, with key on and lever/switch pressed for the washer. If the wire has power, it is the motor or the ground for the motor. If there is no power to the pump motor, check the washer switch. There should be a hot wire going to it with the key on.

It should be that when you pull the stalk towards you the front wiper/headlight wiper operate, away from you for the rear wiper. It hasn't just rewired itself, and miswiring seems quite unlikely.
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Has it been dismantled? Has any other electrical work been done near relays or fusebox?
Some history would be useful. I'm also wondering whether it could also be changed by programming the computer? If you don't have any history I would join a volvo forum and seek further advice before you start dismantling the stalk wiring.
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the wiring on the back of the column switch may have broken off check that first common prob

To replace the cabin filter it is straight forward, open the bonnet, carefully unlatch the plastic cover near the windscreen, with the key in the off position move the windscreen wiper stalk this would cause the wipers to move and park in a vertical position allowing the removal of the plastic cover, Note how it fits under the windscreen, the filter can then be removed and replaced, all in all 10 minutes!

Check your fuse compartment under hood. Fuse 3 & 12 for windshield wipers and washers. More than likely you've overloaded the wiper motor causing a blown fuse.

Check this site for additional fuse information: Peugeot 407 2006 fuse box diagram Auto Genius

I would check the relay by pulling it and swapping another in it's place but it is probably an issue with the stalk

Your wiper has what is called a parking circuit, this sets the wipers to the bottom of the windshield when the power or ground is turned off, in order to fix this issue u will need to replace that part, it may be part of the wiper motor, not for sure on VW's.

Hi Team,

found a good garage who diagnosed the problem was due to a failed relay; relay and stalk have since been replaced. The windscreen motor is a separate issue and also needs replacing soon. So I'm happy my elderly Merc is back on the road again.

Busy Bee