1998 Jeep Cherokee "windshield wipers heavy snow" Questions

...windshield wipers stopped working after a big snow storm. (1997 Jeep Cherokee) You should check your fuses first. What may of happened is that the wiper motor could be frozen if the wiper arms are ...

windshield wipers and now they don't work.Yes I had heavy snow on the windshield Check for a blown fuse. With the heavy snow, the blades probably were prevented from moving which would have caused the

...heavy snow,it made your wipers get unaligned,you will have to remove and reset.It's not good to remove snow from wipers when windshield is loaded,get a scraper or blower and go at it.Wish we got

windshield wipers stopped working after getting caught on windshield in heavy snowstrom when starting .. they were in up position when turned off Heavy snow and when restarting the car they were stuck

...windshield wipers stopped working. They slowed down for a few minutes then stopped working. Even the driver side wiper moved out of windshield and got stuck out of the windshield. any idea how to fix ...

windshield wipers will not work on , auto stop, low speed. Failed when they were turned on under a heavy snow load for a brief 4 to 5 seconds. u have a windshield wiper relay under your dash it is ...

...wipers were on. When I noticed it, the Driver side was off the windshield, against the door post. Wiped off snow, pushed wiper back to starting spot. Turned on wipers, and it moved, did not go back, ...

...windshield and now cant budge it took cover off looks lubricated. don't hear any noise at all when trying wipers could have broken off someof the plastic inside that help moves the wipers. look for ...

windshield wipers stopped working with heavy snow cover We had a heavy snowfall last night and I turned the windshield wipers on before I cleared the snow. They went up halfway and stopped working. I ...

driving to work my windshield wipers quit snowing heavy at the time turn on wipers they go up maybe half inch put no futher Sounds like ice buildup in front of the wiper blades.