Rear wiper is slow or at stop most of the time.
If it moves that means it does have power. So not fuse. Most likely a motor, connection or Wiper mechanism internal switch, or lubrication. So check voltage at the power connection at the Wiper mechanism. If 12vdc It's not fuse or wiring to wiper. If it's 0 or intermittent due to car movement while being driven, then a loose connetion. Could also be loose connection on battery side of fuse box. If you are handy, and issue is internal Wiper drive. Buy a rebuilt unit and install.
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There are 2 relays and one fuse. the locations are all detailed in your owners manual (one relay under the hood, a fuse and a relay in the cabin on the passenger side fuse box)
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poss bad wiper motor---fuse box under hood near battery & inside rt dash have to open passenger door to see
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The fuse for the rear wiper is located in the interior fuse panel on the passenger door side of the dash. It is the 3rd one down from the top in the left column (#3) and it is a 15 amp.
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one of two possible problems.. (trusting fuse is ok) first is that the wires in the hinge area are prone to breakage. second is that the rear wipers are subject to vast amounts of dirt/salt the shaft of the wiper can leak into the bearings and seize them solid. i would remove the plastic tailgate cover and meter the wires off the wiper and if there is power then you are looking at the motor. hope this helps
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Here's a great video that will show you how to install the rear wiper motor on a 97-05 Montana or Venture">
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