What's up ? could be any number of thing's . Bad module ,instrument cluster , wiring , loose connection etc.... Looking at a wiring diagram to see what ,if anything all these componets share . Power or ground circuits . All these thing's are controlled by a BCM - body control module ,or TIPM - totally integrate power module .You have no idea the complexity of these systems . Your best bet mite be to take it to a qualified repair shop. Hooking up a factory or a professional type scan tool an checking for codes would be a good first step in the diagnostic process .
SOURCE: windshield wiper fuse blows everytime I turn the ignition on
YOU MIGHT HAVE A SORT TO GROUND.A WIRE MIGHT BE LOOSE AND TOUCHING SOMETHING ELSE I WOULD HAVE A PRO TAKE CARE OF THIS PROBLEM
SOURCE: Windshield wiper and turn signals don't work.
I have seen this problem several times and it was the assembly under the steering wheel at the top of the steering column. There are many electrical connections in there for turn signals, wipers, horn, headlight dimmer, etc. The electrical contacts could be dirty and not conducting current or they could be misalligned or broken or just plain worn out.
If you're up to it, take steering wheel off and take a look. If there is an airbag, and you've never removed one of those, I wouldn't even start -- take it back to the shop and tell them what you suspect the problem to be.
SOURCE: windshield wiper fuse blows everytime I turn the ignition on
Try removing the harness connector to the motor, and see if it still blows the fuse, then you've isolated the problem.
SOURCE: 2001 Ford F 150--Windshield wipers electric
You need to check your Fuses.. It sounds like you blew a fuse that controls Those Items..
SOURCE: rear windshield wiper stopped working, 4x4 dosent
sounds like a lot of fuse's blown or the fuse box it's self has a fault
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