Need help with rear winshield wiper
Need help with rear winshield wiper
Hi guys, Im not a newbie but i have a ? My windshield wiper is not functioning properly...i first noticed it after winter so i thought my rear motor went out. Then i took a closer look and realized that its going the opposite direction.. Can anyone help with this?
Thank you!!
Thank you!!
No i didnt ever mess with it at all....
Backwards meaning instead of cleaning my window it heads torwards the trunk!
I did notice right before that the wiper was lose but i tightened it up again and still did it...
Can anyone please help?? lol sucks when it rains right now!
Backwards meaning instead of cleaning my window it heads torwards the trunk!
I did notice right before that the wiper was lose but i tightened it up again and still did it...
Can anyone please help?? lol sucks when it rains right now!
I'm thinking the wiper arm center nut was loose, it maybe allowed the arm to reposition itself and during the rotating of the post the nut tightened up? I'd check the park mechanism of the wiper arm and reposition it. This won't fix your problem if the motor is truely going in the wrong direction though. If that's the case, I've seen a thread on evom about the wiring block in the drivers side lower kick panel getting wet and having corrosion inside the pins. And the rear wiper motor was a direct result of corrosion in the lower kick panel area.
So, first make sure that arm is tightened down in the correct position. If you have to, remove the arm and then turn the rear wiper on then off and let it park itself. Then bolt that arm back on and see what happens. Do this first. Then look at the wiring, might want to look there anyway.
So, first make sure that arm is tightened down in the correct position. If you have to, remove the arm and then turn the rear wiper on then off and let it park itself. Then bolt that arm back on and see what happens. Do this first. Then look at the wiring, might want to look there anyway.
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I feel pretty dumb right now lol but i have my reason....after i locked up the car for winter my rear windshield wiper somehow stayed on the other side! I had no idea i belonged on the other side it looks like a better fit on the opposite side! 
Thanks guys for the support...

Thanks guys for the support...
I'm thinking the wiper arm center nut was loose, it maybe allowed the arm to reposition itself and during the rotating of the post the nut tightened up? I'd check the park mechanism of the wiper arm and reposition it. This won't fix your problem if the motor is truely going in the wrong direction though. If that's the case, I've seen a thread on evom about the wiring block in the drivers side lower kick panel getting wet and having corrosion inside the pins. And the rear wiper motor was a direct result of corrosion in the lower kick panel area.
So, first make sure that arm is tightened down in the correct position. If you have to, remove the arm and then turn the rear wiper on then off and let it park itself. Then bolt that arm back on and see what happens. Do this first. Then look at the wiring, might want to look there anyway.
So, first make sure that arm is tightened down in the correct position. If you have to, remove the arm and then turn the rear wiper on then off and let it park itself. Then bolt that arm back on and see what happens. Do this first. Then look at the wiring, might want to look there anyway.



