a wiring diagram should be your first step.

Leo, your going about it all wrong, are you reading a book. remember the person that wrote the book didn't work on vehicles, they wrote books. whats your guage reading full or empty, create the opposite and be done with it allready.

here is what you do, remove the passenger side wiper (complete with arm), then with arm removed, turn on and then off the wipers. then with the wipers turned off, place the wiper arm back on the attaching hub. now its in the correct position.

if you go to advance auto parts and ask them they might be able to print one for you or get a Haynes book for only $25.00 and there i do believe it will have the diagram in it....................good luck

take to body shop let them seal window

check your fuses and all wire connections leading to the blower motor and to the switches make sure the connections are tight and not loose or broken.....................good luck

is there a engine light or service light that comes on??..........if you scan for fault codes and post them on here so we can help you better..............thank-you and good luck

No choice, you have to remove it

Remove the 3 screws from the top of the headlight.

Remove the headlamp assembly and then disconnect the electrical wiring connector.

Loosen the bulb socket retaining ring then pull the old bulb straight out of the socket. Install the new bulb directly into the socket.

Tighten the retaining ring back onto the socket and reattach the electrical connector.

Slide the headlight assembly into position and switch on the headlights. If the new bulb lights up, replace the three retaining screws and close the hood.

This is going to be a bad wiper motor or a bad Body Control Module (BCM) and it will require a shop grade scan tool to actuate the wipers from the tool to confirm which one. more likely to be the BCM.

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