My daughter was manually rotating the rear wiper blade on my 2010 Odyssey and now the blade does not move with the motor. It just drops down when I turn on the rear wiper. Anyone know if this is an easy fix?
SOURCE: Volvo V70 (53 reg) rear
no you would have to pull the motor to make sure its working but it sounds like what you may be hearing is like a humming sound where its trying to work but not.
SOURCE: 2000 Honda Odyssey rear wiper motor replacement
You are probably correct in thinking its the wiper motor. You can do this but you will need to remove all the interior trim from the rear hatch first. Get a trim clip removal tool at a parts store...it will work much better than just a flat blade screwdriver. You'll have to remove the trim panels starting in order from the top of the door, then the left rear window side trim, then right rear window side trim, then the grab handle, and finally the main rear hatch trim panel. Once inside, removing and replacing the rear wiper motor is easy. You'll start by lifting the cover on the wiper arm retention nut. Remove this nut to get the wiper arm off, then remove the nut under neath which is the motor shaft mounting nut. Now, back inside to remove the other 3 motor mounting bolts. Don't forget to disconnect the connector for the motor wires. Reverse steps to replace.
SOURCE: 2005 honda odyssey wiper blades stopped working
1. Open Hood.
2. Remove wiper arms by removing cap nuts. they are a tight fit . there is a puller for this.
3 Remove cowel cover . once cover is off you will see the wiper motor and transmission assy. Possibly a snap joint wore out oa nut holding motor drive arm in place loosened up.
SOURCE: Odyssey Rear Wiper upside down
The nut is concealed under a cover so you need to pry that up before you can loosen the nut and adjust the arm.
SOURCE: how to fix rear wiper motor 1999 chevy blazer
see if you can find a gear box for it save yourself hassle and time and money buy new or rebuilt
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