Thread: Wipers won't Work When Wet

Someone may have something more specific but I'd imagine you'd need to look under the deck panel (between the windscreen & bonnet) at the wiper motors and connections. Unless you're getting water behind the dash which is playing with the electricals for the wipers (probably unlikely because you'd notice wet feet!! ), I would have thought that's where your issue would be.

Bit of a pain though because you need to remove the bonnet to remove the decker panel. That's what's delaying me getting mine off and regreasing spindles, etc and checking a non-parking issue.

Like I said, someone might have more detailed info but it's place to start.

Cheers

Stu

I have nothing useful too add, just wanted to point out the obvious irony of this problem....

Originally Posted by Lucus

I have nothing useful too add, just wanted to point out the obvious irony of this problem....

Not bad from a guy named after the prince of darkness. Lol

Originally Posted by Garfy

Hello All
My 73 RRC's Windscreen wipers seem to give up when wet and once dry after a day or two resume play . This must be electrical so any tips on how I might waterproof these puppies .
Thanks for any help
Garfy

Why do you want to use them when it is dry.
Sorry, couldn't help myself.

Dave.

Pull the fuses, give them and the contacts a clean and see how you go first. Only take 5 mins.

Don't let the D2 owners know there are only 5 in the box though. 2 are spare I believe.

cheers, David L