Wiper moter comes on, but wipers do not engage,, just started after being frozen down.

If upon turning the switch, you hear either a buzzing or a noise coming from the wiper area but no movement of the windshield wipers, then it becomes likely that there is a mechanical problem. In front wiper systems, there are two moving parts, the wiper motor and the wiper transmission. In rear wiper systems with a single wiper, there’s a single moving part, the wiper motor.

If you hear a buzz, it could be a motor straining to move a jammed wiper transmission or a locked motor gear. If you hear a grind coming from the wiper area, it could be a stripped gear in either the motor, the transmission or where the wiper arm splines to the wiper motor in the rear. Don’t let the term transmission fill you with dread; it’s simply a term for a multi-lever set of arms and hinges that turn the circular motion of the wiper motor into the side to side motion of the wiper arms. It is also possible that the spline on the post of the front wiper arms is stripped.

Generally speaking, you can reach the motor and transmission by removing the wiper arms, all the screws that hold the cowl beneath the wiper arms and the weather stripping. Once exposed, you should be able to remove the motor from the transmission and check to see if the transmission is binding or if the motor is the culprit. Simply, replace the culprit, and reassemble.

If the problem is with the rear wiper system, getting to the wiper motor can be more difficult with far more trim to remove than with a front system. You may elect to consult your mechanic for help.

Your problem would be that the nylon bush that secures the wiper actuators to the wiper motor has either broke or worn away and the acutators are no longer engaged by the wiper motor

Check the wiper fuse...if functional you will have to remove, and replace the passenger side arm starting in the down position...be sure to turn off the wipers before turning off your car...hope this helps.

sounds as if the wiper arms are loose try tightening the bolts if still not sweeping the splines on the shafts may be worn smooth if thats the case look at relacing wiper mechanism a used one will be ok just make sure the slines are in good shape

one of the arms under the firewall came off look down through where wiper motor is

Hyundai started using plastic washers to hold down wiper arms. This is to prevent damage to the wiper transmission in cases where the wipers are either frozen to the windshield or trying to push too much snow/ice. To remove the wiper arm, you will need to locate the washer and remove it first. Chances are the washer will be the only part you need to replace.

Every time a wiper motor faces resistance due to any thing it will surely blow the fuse or you migh need to tighten the bolt holding the wiper arm down cause it might have spun and come loose.

The promblem is not with your wiper motor, that I am 99.9%, however the issue is probraly with your wiper linkage bar, depending on what car you are talking about. Either the linkage bar that connects to your wiper motor and your wiper arms has become damged or loose, or the smooth gears that connect the linkage and your wiper arm are worn out. Only way to make sure is to take the wiper panel cover off to see if there is damage or loose linkage to the linkage bar.

There are a few recalls on the wipers for your vehicle.Call the dealership and give them your vehicle identification number and they will let you know if your vehicle are is included in this recall.This will be a free repair.Hope this helps.Good luck.

First check that the nut on the arm is secute,and that the motor is running ,also check the fues ,if you cannot heare the moter and the fues is ok change the moter