I bought a 2003 Dodge Neon SXT. My windsheild wiper motor is not pumping the windshield fluid out when I pull the lever in. In fact ,the motor it's not working at all(ie. no noise). I put winter fluid on top of summer fluid and tried it before the temperature went below zero. So I doubt it's that. I 'm not sure if I tried it before to see if it ever worked. And I forgot to mention it to the service department. But is it a fuse or the pump. If so, is there a fuse and where is it located. I can only find the wiper blade fuse and my wipers work. If pump , is it located in an easily accessible obvious place under the hood. I will try to get a service manual if this can be a simple job done at home. I don't mind saving the cost of labour if it can be done in my garage.

SOURCE: windshield wipers start when a/c/ on

you have a short in the switches take it to a dealer and have it repaired

SOURCE: I have a 1990 Dodge Caravan, and I replaced the windsheild wiper motor and can hear it running, but the wiper blades are still not working; is there anything else that I'm not checking?.....

hi if your can hear it running and all the arms are attatched from the motor to the wiper arm assembley then look at the main arm that comes from the motor where it is bolted on see if its tighted up if so turn your wipers on and watch the main arm nut which is fastened to the motor see if the nut if moving but not the arm as it will be held by splines and these wear off if the nut is not moving and you are sure the motors running then you need to get a new motor

SOURCE: 2008 Dodge Avenger SXT Windsheild Wipers,Turn Signals, headlights

If your car is under 36000 miles take it to your dealer and have it fixed under your warrenty. All of your interior electrical systems are controled by computors and sometime not a simple repair ! The dealer has the tools to monitor different switch states to aid in isolating the problem. Just guessing if its a switch or a computor or a wiring issue can get very costly.

SOURCE: 2000 dodge durango/rear window washer fluid

well, i don't know if it was much of a solution. I figured out there was only one resevoir for the front and rear washer fluid...located the hose going to the rear and disconnected it from the electric pump attaced to the resevoir. Once the hose was disconnected i activated the pump and the fluid shot out of the pump indicating it was working. So, i figured it must be some kinda blockage in the hose line...so, i pushed air through the line in hopes that it might work to clear it out...well, don't know if that was the trick but when i reconnected the hose it worked!

SOURCE: Windshield wiper arm disconnected

My dad helped me solve this problem on my truck...

They simply pry off. He put down a towel to protect the cowl grill, took a hammer (using the split end) and pried them right off.

There was no mechanism holding them on, when we were done working under the grill, we used the same towel, but the other side of the hammer to stick 'em back on.