stealthyevoviii

So I was driving to work today and my wipers just turned on automatically and wouldn't shut off no matter what I did. Even when turning the car off, when I turn it back on the wipers automatically start again no matter what position the wiper control arm is in. It was really cold this morning (around 25 degrees), but I can't think of anything else that would affect this. Is a fuse going bad or my wiper motors? Please help!

gsrboi80

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Time to get out your soldering gun man

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/in...s-how-fix.html

stealthyevoviii

Wow that probably it. Thanks so much!

gsrboi80

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Def it!!! It's a bit of a PITA/Tedious but take your time and it'll get done

stealthyevoviii

So after sodering a few of the corroded connections, the problem started up again yesterday (it was raining pretty bad) with the wipers going and not stopping. This time after about 10 minutes of the wipers not stopping, they stopped, but now I cannot use my wipers at all. My windsheild fluid sprayers don't work either. When I have the car off and try to move the wipers, I hear a whiny sound from under the hood. Did my wiper motors go bad?

gsrboi80

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Did you solder all of the wires in the connectors?

If not do so. If so recheck your work. If issue is occuring after raining water is still getting to the wiring

Chukee_R

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This problem just started for me this morning. On my way into work I turned on the wipers for a second and then they wouldn't turn off. Then as I was driving home they randomly turned on and wouldn't turn off / didn't turn off until I pulled into my driveway 30 minutes later. Slightly embarrassing to be sitting in rush hour traffic with the wipers going an no rain. I even turn off my car at a stop light a few times, and they just kept going when I turned my car back on.

I checked all the wiring down under that kick panel and everything looks clean and corrosion free. I looked at the back of the connecters connected to the plastic bracket. There was no sign of water getting in there at all.

I'm not sure what else to look at, at this point...any ideas would be great. For now I've just pulled the wiper fuse.

stealthyevoviii

I had the exact same problem. For me, it was the bottom most connector in the kick panel. Did you check the back of the connector? That's where it was really corroded for me, I didn't see much from the front side. I hard sodered all the connections for that connector and plugged up the hole real good at the top of those wires and the problem went away for me. Hope this helps!

maxboostedevo

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Sucks had the same problem mine was a loose connector