My 1998 Corvette had water come in from somewhere and got fuse box or computer wet. Now now air comes out of vents when I turn it on. My wipers only work on hi. I'm a female driver i keep up with the cars upkeep. Just hate to spend $$$ if I can fix the problem. Thanks guys, Penny

SOURCE: there is a water leak

Your A/C drain hose may be plugged. If so, the condensate from the A/C box will leak onto the floor, and eventually soak the rear carpet as well. This is a common issue. It is under the glove box, close to the passenger floor. Remove it and make sure that it is open. Alos, always run the A/C in the RECIRC mode.

Water in the trunk can be from a bad trunk seal or poorly sealed taillamp seams

SOURCE: Rear wiper Ford Explorer 1998 won't work.

Look for the fuse for the rear wiper motor is a 15 amp mini-fuse , in location # 8 of your POWER DISTRIBUTION BOX in the engine compartment. Check in the PD BOX for; - relay # 8 is the rear wiper down relay , and - relay # 10 is the rear wiper up relay .

SOURCE: on my 1998 volvo s70 the floor is wet with coolant on the drivers side and when using the a/c you can smell freon and you can see a white fog coming through the vents

Your Heater Core is Bad= Coolant on Pass Floor
If A/C Does NOT blow Cold anymore the Evaperator Core is Leaking
First time I have seen them BOTH go Bad in 30 rs of Bein A Mech/Tech

SOURCE: wipers going when they are off

The fuse for your '98 Corvette should be in front of the passenger seat, remove the carpeting, open the fuse box and it should be the number 10 on your fuse diagram. If you don't have a diagram, google it and print out a copy. This diagram will show you all the fuse locations and numbers.Hope this helps.

SOURCE: windshield wipers stopped working on 1998 Nissan Sentra

Water can enter and displace the grease in the wiper arm linkage ball joint where the wiper linkage attaches to the wiper motor linkage.

This can result in gradual wear over a period of time inside the joint that could lead to the separation of the wiper linkage assembly from the wiper motor linkage at the ball joint. A loss of windshield wiper function can result when this separation occurs.

To prevent grease from being washed out of the joint, the dealers will modify by adding a water diversion seal that will prevent water from entering the windshield wiper linkage ball joint area.