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Hi guys, I have a 2004 I4 EX-L and recently both my wipers and washer have stopped working, they both failed at the same time. This happened late last summer, no abuse from snow or ice.
Under dash, I checked the 30amp, the two 7.5amp on row 2, and the second 10 amp "backup" fuse on row 3. Actually I just pulled every fuse and they all look fine.
Under the hood, when switching on wipers or attempting to spray washer fluid, I can hear the switches clicking within the relay control unit (under the fuses and other removable relays), they click as expected at all positions on the wiper/washer control lever, but I don't hear anything coming from the washer pump or the wiper motors. I've been told that RCU is an expensive replacement so hoping that isn't the issue.
Any ideas on where to go from here? I'm actually selling the car and I doubt most buyers would even check the wipers but I don't want to be that guy, that wouldn't be cool at all.
I have a multi-meter, not really sure where to check next, can anyone guide me in the right direction? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Under dash, I checked the 30amp, the two 7.5amp on row 2, and the second 10 amp "backup" fuse on row 3. Actually I just pulled every fuse and they all look fine.
Under the hood, when switching on wipers or attempting to spray washer fluid, I can hear the switches clicking within the relay control unit (under the fuses and other removable relays), they click as expected at all positions on the wiper/washer control lever, but I don't hear anything coming from the washer pump or the wiper motors. I've been told that RCU is an expensive replacement so hoping that isn't the issue.
Any ideas on where to go from here? I'm actually selling the car and I doubt most buyers would even check the wipers but I don't want to be that guy, that wouldn't be cool at all.
I have a multi-meter, not really sure where to check next, can anyone guide me in the right direction? Any help would be greatly appreciated.