Wiper Blade Fuse Keeps Blowing at Melissa Joanne blog

Wiper Blade Fuse Keeps Blowing. I replaced the fuse numerous times to find that it blows the instant i turn the key to the on or acc position, even without the wipers turned on. Pulled the access panel off the rear wiper and disconnected it this morning. Easiest would be to pull the wiper high/low relay and check pins 4 and 5 of the relay socket for very low resistance. Then when i got in my car the next morning, the wipers were out again. The fuse won't blow if the wipers or motor are seized. If you have a fuse that keeps blowing, do not replace it with a larger, higher amp fuse. The fuse is blowing due to shorted wires or motor. I replaced the fuse and checked to see if the wipers worked they did. When the fuse for the wipers keeps blowing, that means either the motor has a dead short within it and must be replaced, or the wiring. If it does then you likely have a short in the wiring/switch. The size of the fuse is predetermined to help protect the circuit. Also disconnected the harness to the front wiper motor. Start by removing the wiper/washer relay and see if the fuse still blows. Try unplugging the motor and see.

Also disconnected the harness to the front wiper motor. Easiest would be to pull the wiper high/low relay and check pins 4 and 5 of the relay socket for very low resistance. Try unplugging the motor and see. Then when i got in my car the next morning, the wipers were out again. I replaced the fuse and checked to see if the wipers worked they did. The fuse is blowing due to shorted wires or motor. If you have a fuse that keeps blowing, do not replace it with a larger, higher amp fuse. I replaced the fuse numerous times to find that it blows the instant i turn the key to the on or acc position, even without the wipers turned on. Pulled the access panel off the rear wiper and disconnected it this morning. The fuse won't blow if the wipers or motor are seized.

High Beam and Windshield Wiper Fuse Keeps Blowing

Wiper Blade Fuse Keeps Blowing I replaced the fuse numerous times to find that it blows the instant i turn the key to the on or acc position, even without the wipers turned on. Pulled the access panel off the rear wiper and disconnected it this morning. Easiest would be to pull the wiper high/low relay and check pins 4 and 5 of the relay socket for very low resistance. I replaced the fuse numerous times to find that it blows the instant i turn the key to the on or acc position, even without the wipers turned on. Also disconnected the harness to the front wiper motor. When the fuse for the wipers keeps blowing, that means either the motor has a dead short within it and must be replaced, or the wiring. If it does then you likely have a short in the wiring/switch. The size of the fuse is predetermined to help protect the circuit. Try unplugging the motor and see. If you have a fuse that keeps blowing, do not replace it with a larger, higher amp fuse. The fuse is blowing due to shorted wires or motor. Then when i got in my car the next morning, the wipers were out again. The fuse won't blow if the wipers or motor are seized. I replaced the fuse and checked to see if the wipers worked they did. Start by removing the wiper/washer relay and see if the fuse still blows.