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- About a week ago my turning signal windshield wiper would not work while I’m driving but when I wait 5 mins and restart the car it works again for a little while. (the caution/hazard signal works fine) This week my turning signal windshield wipers does not work at all and even when I try to restart the car several time but the hazard signal still works fine. In addition, I just noticed the air vent doesn’t work either so now I can’t even control the air flow into the cabin. I check the fuse it seems to be okay. Has anyone encounter this similar issue before. I have about 74K on the car.Thanks!
- To fix it can't cost more than about 150 MAX, and you probably have a wire shortage somewhere, get it checked out to be sure.
- I have a 1995 Ford Thunderbird. i havent had it very long and now its time to change the windershield wipers. the problem is, i think they are stuck. there is a little bar sticking out im pretty sure you just push it and it supposed to come off. well, its not. there isnt any hook on it either so it cant be that. trust me i looked. can anyone give me some tips on how to get them off. please help me out cause its been raining alot and i cant drive anywhere now.
- Try looking for a tab to press then tap it out. If it is hinged at the centre of the wiper, try bending it all the way back and the press the pin out.
- I notice only minivans, SUV‘s, station wagons, and hatchbacks have rear windshield wipers, while sedans don‘t. Why? The snow and rain probably actually accumulates on a sedan‘s rear windshield because it‘s almost horizontal, so why don‘t they have a wiper? What is the need to have them on other types of cars anyway, if sedans don‘t?Also, I know some sports cars like toyota Celica and the acura one have a rear windshield wiper, but the majority of sedans don‘t.
- The reason sedan don't have rear wipers is because of aerodynamics. The rear windows, which is like mostly vertical, doesn't get that much rain, because you're driving FORWARD. Very little water actually land on rear window. There's also rain-run-off channels on the roof of the car to guide the water away from the top of the roof, then out to the sides. The roof is actually curved, like the road. So most water don't even runoff to the rear windows. And another factor is the trunk itself, which helps move air along and not circling around the rear window, trapping dirt and rain. Air flows past the roof and flies for a bit then drops onto the trunk. There's a bit of a vacuum near the rear window, but not enough. Hatchbacks, with sharply raked windows, have much bigger surface area so rain can drop onto the rear window itself. There is also no 'trunk' to guide the airflow. All of the air flows right at the surface of the window, so it does need rear wipers. SUVs/wagons with window right at the rear has nearly vertical windows, but not the trunk to guide the airflow. It has a low-pressure zone right in that area when it's moving at speed, which will suck in water and dirt and thus make the window very dirty. Wiper's not for the rain, but rather for the dirt (so it also has washer nozzles) --- Kasey C, PC guru since Apple II days We have enough youth, how about a fountain of SMART?
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- I drive a 96 Buick Park Ave, and my windshield wiper motor recently gave out. Living in Central New York, this is um rather unideal for me.I took my car over to Midas, and they wanted to charge me 250 dollars to change out the motor. And I didn‘t pay it. I took my car, and squinted my way home through the rain. I‘ll probably go to a pick and pull and try to change them myself. But do I have to find my exact same car, or a Buick to make this happen? Or are they just a generic car part?
- Check with GM to see if the part numbers are the same. If you've never done one of these, I'd suggest paying the money. If you have, good luck.
- i cant find the button to turn them on
- i would bleed the system pressure seems to be a problem
- It is a 20A fuse if that matters and it has happened 3 times now.
- The likeliest reason is a short-circuit (like when a hot wire touches vehicle ground) or the mechanical overload. You should first locate the cause, eliminate it and then replace the fuse with the properly-rated one.
- windshield wipers freezing to the windshield is a pain to resolve. I see other vehicles with theirs up away from the windshield. Idk how to do that. And i dont want to break my wipers
- I think you're asking about when you're parked as opposed to when you're driving. right? With most cars your windshield wipers will bend up and away from the windshield at a joint in the wiper arm (note - not the blade itself). It shouldn't take too much effort to get them to bend at the joint, and then they'll stick out, away from the window. In the midwest, where I live, you see a lot of people leaving their windshield wipers like this when they park in the winter - makes scraping the ice and snow off your windows a lot easier.
