Wipers will not work

Six cylinder front wheel drive automatic 96,000 miles

The front window wiper stopped today as I was driving in the rain. I seldom use it as we do not have much rain in California's central valley.

I open the hood and saw something blinking under the wiper area. I guess it may be a fuse needs to be replaced.

Any suggestions would be appreciated!

Richard

Four cylinder automatic

My passenger side windshield wiper stopped working, but my drivers side still works.
What might be wrong with it? Do I need a new motor or do both wipers run off of the same motor? It is really strange. The windshield was clear when I turned them on.

Six cylinder automatic

My windshield wipers stopped working so my boyfriend checked the fuses under the hood. He said he did not see one for windshield wipers, but took some of them out to check to see if they were blown. After this I went to get in my car and now it will not start. Everything comes on the way it should, it started for a second then the car started rumbling and the engine shut off. Now it just tries to turn over but does not actually start. Is it possible to mess something up by looking at the fuses?

Just recently the windshield wipers stopped working. I looked but did not see a fuse for it. Is it along with the other fuses (lights, locks, etc.) Or is it at its own separate location? Could it be the switch in the car? And if it is not the fuse, how much would the motor replacement approximately cost?

Four cylinder two wheel drive automatic 185,000 miles

My windshield wipers are not working, is this something I can repair or does it require the work of a mechanic?

Thanks, I will check the fuse.

Four cylinder two wheel drive automatic 187,000 miles

I am looking at purchasing this car, but the guy says the windshield wipers do not work and it needs a motor. I was just wondering if anyone on here could tell me if there could be anything else that would cause the wipers to stop working? Or worst case scenario approximately how much money I would be looking at spending on parts?

Thanks for your help,

Dan

Six cylinder front wheel drive automatic 165,000 miles

Hi, my question is about my windshield wipers. One day they just stopped working and today I just changed out my battery by Wal-mart. Well I thought the reason my wipers were not working was because my battery was messed up, but once I changed my battery they still are not working. So I am wondering if it is because a fuse is messed up with the wipers or what it could be?

Thanks,
Samantha

It could be serveral things, including a fuse. Among the most probable causes I can think of would be the wiper relay, wiper motor or wiper transmission. Any and all of those things can and do cause the wipers to not work.

I moved the driver side wiper down a little manually on my car and they stopped working? As water is squirting out and there is some movement in the wipers.

Four cylinder front wheel drive automatic 10,000 miles

a few month ago the windshield wipers stopped working as designed. When I turn the switch to "Int", the wiper won't work as "int", instead, it continues to wipe the glass just like the switch is on the " Lo" position. A few minutes later, it will stop and rest on the park position. If I turn it off from any switch position, the wiper will still work as if the switch is on the "LO" position and will stop and rest on park position a few minutes later. If I started the washer pump, the fluid will be pumped correctly, but the same problem to the wiper will happen. I am wondering if I should go ahead to replace the wiper motor.