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Jan 18, 2024 - 09:13 AM
If the wipers on your vehicle are behaving erratically and won't turn off or on despite replacing the motor, wiring harness, checking grounds, relays, fuses, and multifunction switch, it can be a complex issue. Here are the other potential issues I found. Could be from a bad wiper control module, wiper motor park switch, wiring or short circuit problems, the body control module, or the intermittent wiper relay.
Hope this helps!
Hope this helps!
Jan 19, 2024 - 01:25 AM
Hey there!
Well, that's a head-scratcher. You've done some serious troubleshooting already. If the wipers are on their own wild adventure, despite the motor, harness, grounds, relays, fuses, and switch all getting the VIP treatment, we might be looking at a sneaky electrical gremlin.
Check the wiper control module if your ride has one. It's the brain behind the wiper operation. Sometimes, these little guys can get confused and go rogue. If it's not that, there might be a short circuit somewhere playing hide and seek.
Grab a multimeter and start probing around the wiper circuit. Look for unexpected voltage drops or irregularities. Could be a frayed wire or a connection that's gone on a vacation without telling anyone.
If all else fails, a diagnostic scan might uncover something your eyes can't. It might be time to call in the cavalry (aka a professional mechanic) with their fancy diagnostic scan tools. But hey, who knows, you might just crack the case yourself!
You may need some parts in the process, click this link to be directed to our website and enter the vehicle information, followed by the part name. Our system will display available parts for your vehicle.
Hopefully, you'll catch that wiper gremlin red-handed!
Well, that's a head-scratcher. You've done some serious troubleshooting already. If the wipers are on their own wild adventure, despite the motor, harness, grounds, relays, fuses, and switch all getting the VIP treatment, we might be looking at a sneaky electrical gremlin.
Check the wiper control module if your ride has one. It's the brain behind the wiper operation. Sometimes, these little guys can get confused and go rogue. If it's not that, there might be a short circuit somewhere playing hide and seek.
Grab a multimeter and start probing around the wiper circuit. Look for unexpected voltage drops or irregularities. Could be a frayed wire or a connection that's gone on a vacation without telling anyone.
If all else fails, a diagnostic scan might uncover something your eyes can't. It might be time to call in the cavalry (aka a professional mechanic) with their fancy diagnostic scan tools. But hey, who knows, you might just crack the case yourself!
You may need some parts in the process, click this link to be directed to our website and enter the vehicle information, followed by the part name. Our system will display available parts for your vehicle.
Hopefully, you'll catch that wiper gremlin red-handed!
Jan 19, 2024 - 11:37 AM
Definitely a short. Replace wiring and housing
Jan 29, 2024 - 09:45 AM
Check your battery cables. Mine did the same until i put new ground cable on.
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