306 wipers

Discussion in 'Peugeot 306' started by leewa, May 8, 2005.

  1. leewa

    leewa Guest

    Can anyone help
    1996 306xsi.
    My wipers have decided that they wont work in intermittent wipe and
    they wont wipe when the washer is operated either.
    Any ideas. Ihave tried changing the wiper stalk but that did no good.
     
    leewa, May 8, 2005
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  2. leewa

    Jim Mason Guest

    The motor seal has most likely perished and water will have entered the
    motor shorting out the internal copper tracks. New wiper motor is the
    fix. Expect to pay around £90 new at Eurocarparts. Easy to fit.

    Jim
     
    Jim Mason, May 8, 2005
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  3. leewa

    daddyfreddy Guest

    But the wipers do work, just not in intermttent mode.

    I'd suspect the wiper control relay is faulty or has a bad connection.
     
    daddyfreddy, May 9, 2005
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  4. leewa

    Jim Mason Guest

    There are three different copper tracks inside the motor IIRC which I
    would imagine relate to different circuits. Water enters the motor and
    these tracks become badly corroded. I beleive the motor could still be
    your problem.

    Jim
     
    Jim Mason, May 9, 2005
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  5. leewa

    mindwipe Guest

    agreed
     
    mindwipe, May 11, 2005
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  6. leewa

    Jim Mason Guest

    I was similarly baffled and finally had all wiper modes fail on me
    during a horrendous thunderstorm on the outside lane of the A80 during
    rush hour. I had been ignoring such problems - such as no intermittent
    wipe - I won't do so again. I would bet money the problem is water
    ingress into the motor.

    Jim
     
    Jim Mason, May 11, 2005
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  7. leewa

    mindwipe Guest

    you would win the bet
    problem is that repalacements still allow water in
    may be worth making up some sort of diy water shield
     
    mindwipe, May 11, 2005
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  8. leewa

    Jim Mason Guest

    I'm sure regular coating with a waterproofing grease on the spindle of
    the motor would go a long way to reduce the problem.

    Jim
     
    Jim Mason, May 11, 2005
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