splagga

Hey Guys,


Got a weird issue hoping someone out there has had this and can help me. I've looked on here and the net and cant find a solution..

Ok my wiper switch didn't work so I checked the fuse for the wiper motor in fact it was blown I was like UHH HUH I got it got another fuse plugged it in and now the motor jus RUNS & RUNS & RUNS & RUNS & RUNS & RUNS & RUNS u get the point nothing I do stops it until I pull the FUSE WTFFFFFFFF !!!! can someone help with this ??????????

Former User

Unplug the switch on the steering column. Do the wipers still run with fuse installed? If not, test the switch.

splagga

I un plugged the switch and the motor stopped running. Plugged the switch back in and it blew the fuse !!!

Former User

Pull out the handy dandy multimeter and set it to read continuity or Ohms.

And in the future, turn the key off before you remove or install the switch.

splagga

[QUOTE=RonJ@HT;50308794]Pull out the handy dandy multimeter and set it to read continuity or Ohms.

And in the future, turn the key off before you remove or install the switch.


LOL yea stupid move huh ill have to take a look at the current I'll see what's up with this thing so annoying

DieMaster

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just do it manualy...



or get a friend to help.....


but in all seriousness, i had a problem similar to yours. the wire loom was shorting on the firewall where it goes to the motor. might wanna check there after your continuity checks.

splagga

but in all seriousness, i had a problem similar to yours. the wire loom was shorting on the firewall where it goes to the motor. might wanna check there after your continuity checks. [/QUOTE]




Too funny

splagga

Popped off the weather strip and the wiper motor wires are like swiss cheese