wipers only shut off when i take the fuse out. when the fuse is in, they're constantly going even when wiper is on off setting. will this item help?
1562360
My problem was that the wipers did not work at all or worked very slowly.. After the new wiper pulse board was installed, the wipers would turn on and operate at correct speed. Ironically, when considering your question, now the wipers will not turn off with the switch. It is necessary to turn off the engine to get them to stop. But, at least now I do have wipers when needed.
1562361
the wiper pulse board will fix it. I had the same problem with my S10 - all gone.
1562362
Yes it's a real easy fix takes about 10 minutes to put in. There's like a square box on the fire wall Just unplug the old one, pull it out, grease up the new one, put it in, and screw it down. It's easy
1562363
Hi..., I think your car has another problem, the Dorman HELP wiper pulse Board 88136 is a speed controler on wipers, sorry I ca not be more helpful.
1562364
The wiper motor pulse board controls the wiper speed and delay. The cheaper route is to replace the board. It is usually the problem. And most find out after replacing the much more expensive switch that the control board was the problem in the first place. And you don't need a mechanic to do this easy job. The control boardis aattached to the wiper motor housing.
1562365
Mine would stay on when shut off for as long as the wanted and or stay on at whatever speed they wanted when they were on. The dorman help wiper pulse board did fix my problem. I do know that there was a recall on the boards so it is prob the sorce of your problem also. Hope this helps.
1562366
My wipers would not shut off when the switch was turned off. The new Dorman pulse Board corrected the problem. When installing the new one, be sure to seal the compartment it's installed into with the silicone that's provided to avoid moisture getting in the compartment.
490680
At the stated 12v input, it cranks out what appears to be 60 RPM. I bought one of those controllers which allows you to DECREASE the RPM. This motor appears to be what you would find in a windshield wiper application. It probably has some kind of worm drive coming off the motor into a gear assembly which amps up the torque but knocks RPM way down. If you want way more RPM's you should pick another motor (I think)
2162510
You'll have to check your owner's manual. My car uses 2 different sized wipers: one for the driver side, and a smaller one for the passenger side.
636121
probably the fuser, we have used both original and rebuilt fusers with good and bad results. If its not critical, start with a cheaper rebuilt fuser. it should be under 150 USD
1806311
Try replacing the circuit board and light bulbs. I would also have a mechanic look for a short. Could be brake switch or like my car both break switch and rusty circuit board caused by condensation. Good luck
192274
It doesn't. Mainly because most vehicles use two different sizes of wipers.
1882676
That shouldn't happen. Maybe the load resistors are too much. Try upping the fuses that are blowing
1835218
Not sure but Bosch's website might help, you and provide your vehicle information. https://www.boschautoparts.com/auto/wiper-blades/icon-wiper-blades
1334662
What I did is attached the wire to the wiper blades wires. That way they're always on.
407757
I put a fuse in line. I am running the KC fog lamps, and the KC spots on my Jeep. I'm running a 50" LED light bar on my Ram. I never run anything with out a fuse. They are not that expencive to buy. If something happens, you want that fuse to blow rather than run the risk of catching your vehicle on fire.
427635
I had the same issue with my first set of adapters. You need to pick up di electric grease from the auto parts store, you only need a small amount and place it on all connections on both ends of the adapter as well as on the bulb connections. This should take care of it and give you a better contact and should solve the problem. Good luck
2187096
Mine does the same thing, it's common with LEDs. They have very little draw and should turn off completely when the car is off.
1626669
Mine do it when I put the windows up or down. And if you look closely, they actually are always on, even if the car is off. But I haven't had any problems with my battery dying so it doesn't bother me!
862672
Does you fan work at all? Because if not then it is a fuse or the motor itself. This needs to be replaced when the fan only works on High and no other speeds. Typically, at least from my past experiences.
809549
Take your arms and cowl back off. Take a piece of tape and make a flag on the wiper arm shaft. Once you get the linkage set to the park position, loosen the nut on the motor shaft and cycle it to get it to the park position. Tighten the nut and you should be good. Took me a few times to get it right.
330994
My unit does because my vehicle plug ins also shut off when I turn the car off. You need to check to see if yours does the same.
1881236
I'm not certain about that. I think the power strip monitors the current draw from the control outlet, and if it drops below a certain amount, it triggers the shut-down. I can only suggest that you give it a try and see if it works the way you want it to. Otherwise, you can always use a different device as the control.