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Diagrams show a common ground for headlights and wiper/washer "EB left fender". Likely other circuits share that same ground so weird things may happen.
the wiper motor has a return swich built in to its gearing that switches the motor off when the wipers are in the correct possition.Relace the wiper motor is the only answer
Sounds like the spring has broken in the wiper arm. If you pull the cover off of the base of the wiper arm there will be a screw. Remove the screw and pull straight out on the base of the arm. That will release it from the actuator. You should be able to pick one up at a parts house for about $20 to $40 dollars or you could shop a salvage yard for about $10. Hope this helps. Good luck. Please re-post with updates. Thanks cj2176.
Sounds like a stuck relay inside the windshield wiper module. It is actually called a "Cover" which is attached to the windshield wiper motor under the cowl.
You have two problems. The first is the wipers turn off and stay in the upright position and do not close. The motor is fine. There is a steal 'close' tab that has been bent out of position. You just need to push the steal tab back into position. You can use a chisel or screwdriver to pound it back into the 90 degree position.
The windsheild washer motor probably needs to be replaced
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