2004 Yukon windshied wipers wont turn off

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Why Won't My Windshield Wipers Turn Off?

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Jul 9, 2020 - Got windshield wipers that won't turn off? There are several possible causes. Learn why this problem happens and how to fix it fast.

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Feb 3, 2022 - In order to turn off the wipers for now you can try smacking the top of the fuse panel to see if the relay disengages.

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SOUND LIKE FAULTY WIPER SWITCH.OR DEFECTIVE LIMIT SWITCH ON THE WIPER MOTOR.

Windshield Wiper Motor
Removal & Installation
To Remove:

1. Remove wiper arms.
   
2. Remove weatherstrip from cowl.
   
3. Remove two cowl vent grille panel screws.
   
4. Remove windshield nozzles and hoses.
   
5. Remove three cowl vent grille panels.
   
6. Disconnect windshield wiper motor electrical connector.
   NOTE: Do not remove crank arm from windshield wiper motor.
   
   
7. Loosen nuts that attach the drive link brackets to the crank arm.
   
8. Remove wiper motor crank arm brackets.
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
9. Remove three bolts and windshield wiper motor from vehicle.

To Install:

1. Install windshield wiper motor and three bolts.
   
   
   
   • Torque to: 62 in lbs. (7 Nm)
   
   
2. With right side linkage closest to the windshield wiper motor, install drive
   link brackets to wiper motor crank arm.
   
   
   
   • Torque nuts to: 44 in lbs. (5 Nm)
   
   
3. Connect electrical connector.
   
4. Install nozzles and windshield washer hoses to cowl vent grille.
   
5. Install three cowl vent grille panels and screws to vehicle.
   
6. Install weatherstrip to cowl.
   
7. Install wiper arms.

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All you have to do is .... slighty bend the arm inward, and you should be fine...Not too much, then it will have too much pressure on the windshield, but just enough, where, when you turn your wipers on, with the washer fluid running, it seems fine... Goodluck

Motherboard?

I think it's a problem with the wiring harness. Probably have a short somewhere.
In reality, things like this, with american cars, it's pretty normal.

I had a ford taurus once.... it was full of electrical and mechanical faults.

Consult a dealership, they could do some troubleshooting.

hi from uk re wiper blade you only have to swivel blade enough to access the press clip that holds the swivel mount of the blade then while pressing clip pull wiper blade down out of the wiper arm U type hook replacement is in reverse make sure you note the old blade fits so you fit new one same way ?

These are a tight fit...Spray a little penetrating lubricant onto it and let it sit for about 20 minutes. You will notice there are splines that match up from the drive unit to the base of the wiper arm...sometimes these can get a little corroded and becasue of the relative surface area it makes them a real pain to get off. You may need to just pry against it gently with a flat head scredriver after you spray on the lubricant. Pray at it from all different sides of the base so that it doesn't bind up and get crooked.

Hope this helps! Good Luck!

This sounds like the park circuit is shorted.

We had the same problem and sometimes they wouldn't turn off. The intermittent wipers were random. We replaced the wiper motor. Be sure to get the motor with two balls on the wiper shaft (one for each wiper arm). If you can't find it, you'll have to change the part out on the new motor. Keep the wiper arms in the same location on removal, or it will jam and you'll have to start over.