Questions & Answers for: 2006 ford explorer rear wiper

what fuse number for the rear wiper The fuse for the rear wiper should be in fuse location 8 and it is a 15A fuse. It is located in the power distribution box under the hood on the drivers side.

ford explorer windshield wipers Here is a link to your owner's manual from Ford. The fuse diagrams begin on page 146. There are 4 affecting wipers Fuse 12 = Front & Rear washer and wiper Fuse 16 =

...rear wiper on hit the nut portion of the wiper arm... The wiper may start without warning while you do this. The non-working wiper is common in the Expedition and the Explorer and the fix works for ...

...window stop? I need to know which fuse would operate the back window windshield wiper. the rear wiper fuse locate at the interior fuse panel, #5 15A, if the fuse is ok, check the circuit braker 4.5

...panel. Remove the panel cover to access the fuses. Check position 21, 10AMP (*) Rear wiper motor, Rear wiper washer (colored in the diagram)... (*) Mini-Fuse Hope helps (remember to rate this

Ford explorer There is a relay in the battery junction box K140 and a 30 amp fuse F2.8 in the central fuse box inside the vehicle. My front wipers wont work, the rear one works the blinkers work but I

Ford 2006 Explorer. The front wiper (both) doesn't work. The rear wiper works just fine. I checked the fuse and it looks fine. I checked the relay so I switched it with another one that I know its

2000 ford explorer rear wiper fuse location Note that the rear wiper will not work unless the front wipers are turned on.

...Ford Explorer rear windshield wipers and where is it placed? Your owners manual will give you fuse location and identification for the rear wiper. Most likely a wiper motor problem though. Turn on ...

rear wiper operate on a "relay fuse" located under the hood? Hi Heather, The link below shows a rear wiper down relay and a rear wiper up relay as well as a rear wiper fuse which I marked with a black