I'll bet it is one of three fairly easy to diagnose issues: 1 - If you hear no noise at all when you turn on the wipers it is most likely an electrical issue. Check all of your connections and ensure the power wire has current when the wipers are on.
2 - If you hear a buzz but see no movement the motor is probably frozen and would need replacement. 3 - If you hear movement and can see some action under the cowl when the wipers are on then the wiper bushings probably need to be replaced. You can get them in the Help section of any auto parts store. I recently had to replace the bushings on my Rampage, those things are hard to get to, good luck to you! Dave ******Original Message****** > I was driving the 1987 GLHS and suddenly my wipers quit, siezed up, and > are stuck upright. > > > The actuator arm on the steering column will still pump wiper fluid, but > the wipers are just...dead. > > > any thoughts? like if: > this is a switch problem? > motor problem? > electrical vs mechanical? > > > I checked all my fuses and easily located connections. they are all good. > > > Thanks > Rob ___________REMOVE-FOOTER-WHEN-REPLYING_________ ShelbyDodge mailing list [email protected] http://www.imagilist.com/mailman/listinfo/shelbydodge
