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Old 03-21-2008, 07:39 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default 2003 Tib rear wiper and sprayer not working help please!

As title says the rear wiper won't turn on and it won't spray any window cleaner when I turn the switch to on and or further to spray. Here's what I've tried so far...see below.
(The front windshield wipers work and so does the sprayers). I tried another wiper motor and that didn't work, put in another wiper switch in the steering column and that didn't work. Checked the rear wiper motor fuse (located inside the car) and it was fine.
Is there a power relay switch for the rear wipers that I'm missing??? any other suggestions or tips would be appreciated. I logged onto Hyundai Service Website but the pictures wouldn't come up on 3 different computers.
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HMA service only works right for me IE if you were using something else.

Besides that I would trace the issue back with a test light, see if you're getting voltage to the wiring for the motor (when turned on), then if not check the switch, if not move farther back to the fuse. That should help you isolate the problem.
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