How do you remove a windshield wiper motor on a 1999 saturn sc2

Marvin

• 85242 Answers
• Posted on Oct 19, 2008

SOURCE: Windshield Wiper Arm

Pull up on the wiper arm, you will see a tiny little blade on the side of the wiper arm where it goes over the post, take a little screwdriver and pry that out board, this will release the arm from the post, it will be tight, wiggle the arm and pull straight out away from the post.

SOURCE: windshield wiper motor

Easy done . Remove wiper arms with the hood closed. Open the hood. there a number of press clips that look like philips screws. on the front of the wiper plastics, remove them, remove the rubber trim. lift off the top plastics revealing the bottom fixing. there are 4 8mm bolts that you need to remove and remove the air and water vent screws. waggle the scection loose, remove the washer pipes from passenger side and off the jets, unclip the harness of the wiper motor and you can then remove from the car

SOURCE: trying to find windshield wiper motor. Where is it

remove wiper arm and check splines on wiper motor or splines on wiper arm for damage if damaged replace. Sometimes arms are just installed with a nut and this nut over time becomes loose check tightness.

SOURCE: I replaced the windshield wiper linkage on 2003

Take linkage loose and run wiper motor one turn. You've got the motor and linkage "out of time" .

SOURCE: 1999 Saturn SL1 wipers work but won't stop once

Same problem here. Check for a short in the wiring under the dash before replacing anything. I replaced the integral switch and the motor/module assembly and yet......they keep going and going and going. After shelling out 250.00 I wished I would of investigated a little more. My problem is the black wire from the ignition switch to the splice pack/ ground terminal is burnt. and also charred about 6 other wires. 3 of which pertain to the wiper switch assembly. I don't know if this helps, but hopefully it will.