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Anonymous Posted on Jan 02, 2011

Toyota Camry intermittent windscreen wipers stopped working. Then all of the windscreen wipers stopped working. The fuse is OK. Model SXV10R. January 1996

  • Anonymous Mar 28, 2014

    I cannot identify the fuse which relates to the windscreen wipers: the handbook does not help!

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This could be caused by a bad whiper motor or a bad whiper motor switch. check for voltage at the whiper motor itself, if you do have voltage at the motor then the motor is bad.

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