1995 lesabre, wipers move slightly(about an inch) when turned on. They only move that one inch, they do not go back and forth..

You should have a wiper fuse in the interior fuse box that you can pull to temporarily turn the wipers off. I suspect that the issue is due to a bad wiper switch which will need to be replaced.

Year/make/model??? Possible ignition switch problem rather than a fuse problem. Try slightly moving key back and forth with vehicle running to see if wipers and such start working. If so, suspect an ignition switch problem

Does the heater motor work? Possible ignition switch causing problem. Turn wipers on and gently move key back/forward slightly with engine running to see if these accessories start working. If they do, ignition switch is at fault

Possible ignition switch problem. Try gently moving the key back and forth slightly while the wiper switch is in the on position. If they start working then the ignition switch will be defective

Multi funtion switch has to be replaced.

I have a 95 buick lesabre and the wipers wont seat properly/ When on any speed they are all the same speed. I have changed the motor out already and I am at a loss.. are there any solutions out there

Maybe the wiper linkages are broken, but your car is a 2011 it should be cover under warranty.

On most cars there is a cap at the base of the wiper arm. Under this cap is a bolt which you can remove. Once removed some gentle lifting/rocking of entire the arm will cause it to come up and off the car. You will be looking at a coned splined shaft which will be turning back and forth when you turn the wipers on. If not then the wiper transmission needs to be replaced. But if you see it turning happily back and forth along with your working wiper, then you need to take the stripped out wiper arm you removed to a junk yard and ask them to find you one like it but in better shape. The inner female coned surface on the wiper arm is stripped, due to snow or some other seizure of the arm while the wiper motor was running. Install in reverse order with the wiper motor off. And next winter think about knocking the snow and ice off the wipers before you turn them on.

it is bad wireing or badly connected or burned fuse
start with the fuse
look in the car manual, which fuse you should replace

good luck

The arm is probubly loose on the motor...I had the same problem...open the vent area below the windshield under the hood ...remove the drivers side wiper arm and see if the motor is completely turning...if so check the connector arm is on and tight..the pivot ball may have worn oblong...or it just loosened up...pretty easy fix