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T190 Wiper Motor

NCPIPELINE

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I am getting power to the connector, but the motor will not turn. On the parts diagram it says "wiper motor with built in fuse" is there a way to check or replace the fuse? Ideas? :beatsme
 

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If the motor is an open circuit (no continuity, ohms>100), that's pretty clear either the motor and/or the fuse is burned out.

Sure wouldn't hurt to tear into it, and bypass or replace the fuse. Any pictures?
 

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First, if there are only two wires is there any continuity between them? if not give it a whack with a small hammer and check again. Then I'd see if the sheet metal will some off and see closer where the wires go into the motor, then straighten those tabs and take the black plastic end cover off of the motor and see what you can see. Guessing there's a fuse in the windings that burned out, just take it out of the circuit, and add an inline fuse if you want.
 

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I dont see anything that looks like a fuse, and everything that is inside is soldered in.
 
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