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Old 03-01-2008 | 08:39 PM
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Hello all,
I have a 93 Bonneville SE 4-door and it has been the best car I have ever owned. 6+ years now of driving 100,000 kmh and minimal issues. I do now have one problem though that has me totally stumped! The power to my windshield wipers and the washer squirter stopped working out of the blue. I tried the following:

1. Checked the fuse under the driver side
2. Replaced the wiper motor

Still no go! Is there a fuse somewhere i'm missing? FYI: Everything else works perfect no issues. HELP!

PS: Great to see a forum dedicated to Bonnie owners!

Cheers
Old 03-01-2008 | 10:30 PM
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there are fuses under the MAXIFUSE cover on the firewall under the hood.

not sure if any of them control the wipers, but its worth taking a look.
Old 04-05-2008 | 08:43 PM
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Thanks for the reply. I checked the MAXI fuses and none control the washer/wipers. I checked a wiring diagram and all it shows is the diagram going from a 25A fuse on the fuse box under the steering wheel. I took out the fuse and checked the connection with a volt meter while the wiper/washers were turned on and it indicated there is no current at all to the circuit. there is a thicker brown wire going to the 25A fuse. It disappears under the dash. I cannot see it under the hood anywhere.

Any further suggestions??

Thanks in advance
Old 04-06-2008 | 01:03 PM
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Originally Posted by logicalmadness
Thanks for the reply. I checked the MAXI fuses and none control the washer/wipers. I checked a wiring diagram and all it shows is the diagram going from a 25A fuse on the fuse box under the steering wheel. I took out the fuse and checked the connection with a volt meter while the wiper/washers were turned on and it indicated there is no current at all to the circuit. there is a thicker brown wire going to the 25A fuse. It disappears under the dash. I cannot see it under the hood anywhere.

Any further suggestions??

Thanks in advance

not sure where it is but there should also be a relay.. and it also may be a problem with your wiper switch itself or the wiper switch connection..
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With the key on & the wiper switch on high check for 12 volts at terminal A (Purple wire) of connector C2 going to the wiper motor module. Place pos meter lead on terminal A & neg meter lead to neg battery terminal.

If you don't have 12 volts then remove fuse #25 & check for power between each terminal & ground. One terminal should have 12 volts.

If you have 12 volts then move the neg meter lead to terminal C (black wire) of the same connector. If you no longer have 12 volts then you need to follow the black wire to ground G100 & clean the connection.

Let us know what you find.
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