Windshield wiper motor not working

Thank you so much.

Thank you. I couldn't find the tutorial in the original reply so I downloaded the diagrams and have been studying them. I really appreciate the help. If I do not figure this out I'm envisioning a $1,000.00 bill from a garage. I understand diagnostics take time but I have had a few padded bills in my life.

Again today I depended on people who claim they will help me but did not. I ran out to junk yard and got the wiper motor wiring harness. I had to cut the wires though. I have over a foot of wires on the end. Question is, how do I check the wires on that harness end to see if they are good? I have a feeling my problem is in the harness plug. If not it only cost me a few bucks but it wouldn't hurt to try. My lights and everything else work so I really don't think it's in the GEM. I replaced the combination arm switch. The fuses are good the relays are good. I just want to check this before I go ripping the dash apart again to get to GEM. It will be 40 degrees and sunny tomorrow so I'll be able to work on it some more before my appt with garage on Thursday. Thank you again.

Okay, so this is how non mechanic/electrical I am and an example of how things can get overlooked. I used your wiring diagrams and have it narrowed down. The Fuse Block inside the hood is where the problem is. I checked all the big fuses with a meter and non contact voltage pen over and over the past month. I took the fuses out and physically inspected them. When it came to the relays it was cold out so I took them out came inside and checked them with a meter and eventually the relay tester which they need to be taken out to check that way. Well today I was wiring up a toggle switch just so I can use it while I figure it out and my starting point was direct wiring from the wiper relays because doing a bench test direct to the wiper motor I blew the toggle switch. Well I wired it up. And nothing. The bottom half of the Fuse Block under the hood has no power going to the wiper relays. So yes I was right the relays are good but they just aren't getting power. So I am one step closer. I just have to figure out which wire or loose connection or pin or whatever it is and find it and fix it. Again thank you for your direction. I never would have got this far with it. Will post more when I narrow it down a bit more.