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I didn't quite understand your post? The wipers should work with fuse plugged in. With the fuse removed, the wipers shouldn't work.
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Re: Wipers on the 2001 chevy lumina only works when I put...
Means your completing the circuit with the fuse is there in case of short it blows and stops the current flow, always keep correct size fuses installed
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It might be the flasher relay and it might be the horn relay although horns tend to seize up through lack of use. the flasher relay is is separate to the Hazards relay which is often part of the switch.
I disconnected the battery, removed the air bag, removed the steering wheel and changed the switch. I had to make a tool to compress the spring to remove and install the lower snap ring.
Yes but these vans have a problem with the circuit board on the windshield wiper motor developing loose solder connections. Some sell these boards at Ebay. If your wipers only work on high speed, the board is the problem.
Unplug the connector at the rear wiper motor, turn the switch on and probe the wires with a test lamp, if you have power back there you more than likely have a bad motor. If there is no power start checking fuses they are all labeled easily on the back side of the fuseblock covers both on the dash and underhood. Good Luck!!!
The ground wire in the trunk area, coming from the brake light harness, might have come off or really loose. Hope this will get your lights working again. Best wishes.
Hi Anonymous, I want to help you with your question, but I need more information from you. Can you please add details in the comment box?
I didn't quite understand your post? The wipers should work with fuse plugged in. With the fuse removed, the wipers shouldn't work.
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