Your owners manual will give you fuse location and identification for the rear wiper. Most likely a wiper motor problem though. Turn on rear wiper and grab rear wiper arm and see if it will move at all. If it does move a bit or starts working....the motor is the problem
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the blend door is sticking check explorer forum.com for repair tips.
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may have to replace the entire arm assembly as the tensioner spring in the wiper itself is worn
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Turn ignition on. Don't start the car. When the message shows up press setup. It will tell you to press reset to reset the oil life to 100 %.
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Regards,
Tony
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