Where is the wiper module on a 2003 jaguar s type?

sounds like the the park switch inside the wiper motor is faulty/stuck

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if the car is jumping shift points you have a transmission control module issue..You must have the module reprogrammed...If you havent serviced the ****** over 30k miles past you may want to have the fluid flushed and cleaned because most failure comes from dirty fliud which leads to overheating inside the ******,so when you give your car gas the ecm tell the tcm to shift as needed. ..

It could be a bad Transmission Range Sensor, bad starter relay, the Passive Antitheft System, the General Electronic Module, Clutch Switch (Manual Transmission), The Engine Control Module, the Instrument Panel Cluster, or one or more of the several fuses that power the above components.

You will need to locate IP5 pin 16 on the General Electronic Control Module
that sits RH side behind your instrument panel (UK Car) .
IP5 is the large brown 23 way connector that goes into the module.
Take this pin to ground then your boot will pop open.
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The delay works off a circuit board which is built into the wiper motor. A new motor will only fix this problem

Have to first remove the plastic cover under the windshield wipers in order to have access to the cabin air filter. It is held together by plastic expansion plugs and four torx bolt covered by rectangular cover. Then remove the windshield wiper and presto air filter.

Check the Lock Module for the door , as it is electrical and will do that if not working

it is more likely the wiper switch has bad contacts or the washer pump is defective, go to the pump and have someone hold wash and check for a 12 volt sigal at the washer fluid pump, if no siganl replace the wiper/washer switch, and if u do have the signal at the pump then the pump is defective.

if the wiper motor works remove theplastic covers over the wiper arms and tighten the nuts