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Wife killed the wiper motor this moring *$#^$
So you can probably guess the scenario. Ice this morning in NC. Wife went out to defrost the car. It is sketchy here but one way or the other, the wiper was turned on and didn't move and for unknown reason to anyone, was not turned off!!!!!!:mad:
So is my likely situation that the wiper motor is burned up or is there some kind of relay or fuse I should check first? It's a 95 E320 wagon (front wiper of course). I have a parts car so I suspect this won't be a big cost situation but it still ticks me off!!! |
I know ice. Look and see which fuse controls the wiper. It should be listed on your central electronics center. If it's blown, you're lucky.
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96 C280, similar circumstances, wiper motor burned out and combination switch melted, such that the wiper knob couldn't be turned. Within a year the relay was failing also.
But all of that is probably better than the failure of the wiper transmission (the car I'm talking about has a monowiper, which I don't know how to diagnose). I would thaw it out and try to figure it out - I hope the parts car is good! |
Fuse!!! :D She may have gotten away with one this time. Unbelievable, I love her but she kills cars.
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Thats nothing, Ben.
My friends wife keeps putting gasoline in his 300D! Talk about a real car killer!! |
You sound like my father! Lol!
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How old are you? :rolleyes:
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