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- My dad knows some stuff about fixing cars but this one he cant figure out. I‘m just trying to help out.
- Depending on the year, make, and model of the van, the most likely problem is the arm fastened to the back of the wiper motor was put on back ward. When this happens the wipers will shut off in the up position. On most vehicles the wiper motor needs to be separated/unbolted from the firewall. Pull out on the motor assembly to get access to the arm mounting nut, usually a 1/2 inch or 13mm nut. Once the nut is removed, lift the arm off the motors shaft and flip it off. Reinstall the nut and tighten, install motor mounting bolts, check to make sure the wipers are in the down position, and test the operation. This should fix this problem. Hope this helps. Christopher
- windshield wipers dont work on my 97 accord.i hear the motor but wipers dont move?
- The wipers im familiar with have a star * shaped shaft coming out of the motor that the wiper arm slides over. I've seen the fingers of the star get shaven off due to trying to operate the wipers when frozen or just pain wear. So basically your motor has no grip on the wiper arm. The arms should slide off and you can check the motor shafts for wear.
- I know this new one isn‘t using solar power at all, because they keep having trouble with dust building up over the storm season
- 1: Windshield wipers are extra weight, which would mean sacrificing some piece of scientific equipment. Weight is a premium on any space mission. 2: They would need extra power. 3: Windshield wipers have complex moving parts that can be clogged by the dust. 4: Wiping the dust over the solar panels would cause the dust to scratch them, reducing their effectiveness rather than improving it. 5: The rovers were expected to last six months. The fact that they are still going over eight years later suggests that windshield wipers for the solar panels were not actually necessary, doesn't it?
- I replaced the passenger side wiper a few weeks ago and they were working fine. Now I‘m having an issue with them interfering. I went back to Auto Zone and the guy there said that he‘s seen that frequently with this model. He popped a cap off the base of the wiper arm and showed me a 15 mm nut in there. He said that if I loosen the nut I could adjust the wiper arm down the face of the windshield to eliminate the interference. He suggested that this means of securing the wiper arm to the bolt is not completely effective and the arm can rotate about the bolt to some extent. When I removed the nut I saw a washer around the bolt and the arm won‘t rotate around the bolt. The washer around the bolt won‘t come off. It appears that the washer may be painted onto the surface it‘s resting on. Any suggestions would be welcome.
- if you did not have a problem before you installed the wipers check the length of the wipers. if they are too long the will contact. you can move the arm but if it didnt happen till you replaced them that is where i would look it is common for the wrong wipers
- Somehow the rear winshield wiper on my 02 Celica got moved. It should be starting out upright and wiping to the right, but all of a sudden it‘s laying down to the right. When I turn on the wiper, it‘s wiping down onto my car instead of the windshield. How can I turn it back to where it‘s supposed to be??
- pull it off and relocate its a no specific position it can be taken off and turned placed in any 360* position
- Dealers are charging $60.00 for wipers, and I think it's highway robbery, I've always changed my own, and bought from AutoZone or any corner auto store.
- Advanced auto carries 2 trico models for around $12
- I just got a new jeep recently and stupidly not thinking I assumed the windshield wiper fluid would go in the same area as my old jeep.I didn‘t know this was on the new jeep where the break fluid goes. So I put in like a tablespoon of windshield wiper then realized it wasn‘t taking the fluid so I stopped since the fluid was just sitting in there not draining into the jug. I then still not realizing this is where brake fluid goes.washed it out with waterand then once I realized everything I took a turkey baster and sucked it all out of there.the what was now water since I washed out the windshield wiper fluid was just sitting at the top still.so sucked it all out with the baster. Is this going to effect my brakes? .such a shitty day
- Well water is heavier than oil so some water/windshield fluid may be in your brake fluid.having said that, if you sucked out everything that was in your brake fluid holder I would just fill it up to the full line and see how things work. I would expect your breaks will be fine. But you need to schedule some time with a mechanic who knows his trade to get your brake lines bleed.
- My windshield wiper keep getting stuck when they reach their upright position, yet the motor continues to run as if it‘s trying to force them back down. The motor will continue to run even after I turn the wiper off until I get out of the car and force the wipers back to their original position. Any ideas what could be the problem?
- Very, very trouble-free subject. bypass to the Pontiac broking service and the clerk will attain down less than his counter and hand you a alternative wiper park swap as he in all chance has some in inventory. undesirable high quality swap that fails many times i'm sorry to say.
