I have a 1992 honda prelude and my wiper motor doesnt work, and im not getting any power to the wiper motor. what color is the power wire?

Honda Prelude Service Repair Manual 1992 1993 1994 1995

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your selector switch is bad i hope this helps please give good rating thank you

on the wiper motor usually. if it has multiple wires connected to it, it's there

the clutch will not compress till the system is bled, try gravity bleeding then pressure bleeding

if you can charge the battery and drive it for a while then sounds like the altenator has failed and is not re-charging the battery, good way to test is to charge the battery, start the car and turn the light on, if everything is dimm or the motor dies there is little to no charge voltage, and will require altenator work

check your map sensor

put gas in the car, take the key put in the car , turn it on without starting the car , turning the key on turn it off 2 times should start

50/50 ratio of regular Anti-freeze. Prestone is pretty popular. also consider getting your coolant flushed and filled instead....chances are it hasn't been done anytime before you bought it. it will prevent headaches and save your engine as well. One over heat situation and its likely your engine will be turned into garbage.Heat kills engines.

http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/startproblems.html#mainrelay see EFI Main Relay, half way down page

1.  Turn on your wipers and pop your hood.   2.  If you hear you wiper motor, then you do not need to check your fuses. 3.  If your wiper arms are moving freely, then your linkage from the wiper arms to the motor is disconnected and possibly broken.   4.  If the problem is electrical, do the following:      1.  Check the fuse, and check for power at the fuse.      2.  Check the wiper motor for ground. For a complete circuit, you need power going in and ground               coming out.  Check electrical connections for corrosion or poor connections.       3.  Get a wiring schematic and trace power to the wiper motor starting at the fuse box in the                       following order:           Fuse box           wiper switch           wiper motor      4.  In the rarest of cases a wiper motor or wiper switch is at fault.  I do not recommend replacing                 anything unless you have proof that the part is faulty. (ie. power going into the switch but nothing           coming out.)