Windsheild wiper the driver's side wiper is not working but the passenger side wiper is on my 2002 ford windstar. I'm assuming it has come loose and can be adjusted but I'm not sure where the motor is located. Help please :)

Check the fuses and relay. It could be the wiper motor going out as well

you need to replace the wipers all together

Hello: From your description of the problem it sounds like the wiper arm is bent. This could have occurred when the windshield was replaced. You might take truck back to who ever replaced windshield and DEMAND they correct the problem. The w/w arm will have to be replaced.

Driver side: 24"
Passenger: 20"
Rear: 16", although I use 18-20 for better coverage

Passenger side: 20" ; Driver's side: 24" GK



At 2001 Windstar all old models, driver front 24", passenger front 20", rear window 16"
Driver side 24 inches, passenger side 20.


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the linkage between the wiper motor and the wiper arms needs to be replaced. the stud on the one side is stripped and that is why it doesn't work as it should. this happens usually when the wipers are left on in the winter with the blades freezing to the windsheild. turn on the car with frozen blades tends to strip out the teeth holding the wiper arms onto the linkage

I assume that the drivers side is working perfectly and only the passanger side has a shorteded erattic sweep . It will be either a loose locking nut on the wiper arm (on spindle) or unusually a faulty crank arm (weld) on the underside of the wiper spindle . Good luck

Check to be sure there is not a seperate fuse for the wiper. Check power and ground at the motor. if you have power and ground replace the motor. if you don't, check for a break in the wires where the harness bends at the tailgate. take the interior door trim apart to unlock and open then inspect the inside of the door and all components. i can't really help with seeing it. the econolines have issues with the lock cylinders.

I just did the job yesterday.
1. Remove the windshield wipers.
2. Disconnect hose to wiper fluid nozzles under cowling.
3. Disconnect power to wiper motors at drivers side motor.
4. Disconnect fluid hose near cowling above passenger tire.
5. Unbolt the metal cowling from the vehicle & remove it.
6. Now you can easily access the coil pack - takes 3 screws.
7. Replace items in reverse order.

Should be a 22 or 24. If you go to Wal-Mart they have a Small Computer in the Isle in Automotive that if you input the Year, Make, and Model into it will tell you Exactly. Quicker than waiting for a For sure Reply here!

This happened to me as well. These vents are controlled by vacuum. The vacuum hose beneath the passenger side cowl is probably disconnected. It is behind the engine just below the passengerside windsheild wiper. I would look for disconnected vacuum hoses. That fixed mine.