Winshield wiper motor does not work

You have to reinstall the wipers when the motor is at park.if the splines don't match up then you have to adjust the transmission assembly

Well first I would check the fuse box for burned out fuses. Then I would get a simple dc power tester and see if the windshield wiper motor is getting power. If you don't have a bad fuse and the motor is still getting power I would say the motor has burned out.

the park switch is in the ipdm under the hood on the right side black box by the washer fill tube

CHECK WIPER FUSE.IF FUSE GOOD POWER GOING TO WIPER MOTOR IF YES.WIPER MOTOR IS BAD. IF NO BAD SWITCH OR BROKE DISCONNECT WIRE.

You likely don't need a new motor. You just have to get your wipers repacked with grease.

If both wipers are not working, then first of all check your fuses, if fuses are good follow wiper motor wires or look in owner's manual to find the wiper relay. Test relay with ohmmeter to see if it is good or just replace it.
Double check all wiring.
Last possible cause would be the a bad wiper switch which you can also test with an ohmmeter

Either the motor winding shorted or; the connectors on the motor are loose/corroded causing arcing and overheating or; the linkage is binding putting too much load on the motor.

Sounds like the wiper motor needs replacing.

Charlie

find out if you are getting volyage to the wiper motor, if not replace your switch

Likely you don't have the blade arms adjusted properly. Also, make sure that the motor has a good ground or it will not "park" when turned off.

Had the same problem on my '92 and 97. on the wiper motor there is a front cover held by a center screw... remove the cover there should be a small computer circuit board... disconect and replace... the cards are known to fail and a new replacement part, not a used one. they all fail on the older models.. new one has corrected the issue with the card... hope this works;;