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1996 Grand Prix wipers will not shut off...?
My son has a 1996 Pontiac Grand Prix, today the windshield wiper control started to smoke then the wipers would not shut off. When you shut them off they open and close about 1/4 of the way but will not turn off until the car is off. Actually when the car shuts off they do not turn off immediately, we had to turn the car back on and then off again.
He bought this car used so we don't have a user manual, I was going to check the fuses but can't find them. I did find the two fuse boxes under the hood would they be in there???
I researched the answer to your question.
To stop the problem quickly, pull the 25AMP fuse under the hood, and relay fuse. Your wipers will not work after that.
The motor for the wipers went bad. It is located almost dead center against the firewall (shaped like a car horn, round). It is supported by about 4 bolts and two connectors. Very easy fix. The only trouble is getting the arms for the wipers connected again. With a little elbow grease, you should be fine.
Pull the fuses. They are located under the hood. I found the fuses to be #17 and #22. Research your box lid to determine the placement. I do not guarantee the placement, but I am 100% confident they are uner the hood, and it would be a 25 fuse.
If the motor smoked and is not working properly, do not turn the car on anymore until you pull the fuse. It WILL result in a more complicated electrical problem that could cause more than $30.00 to fix, what is what it will cost you now for a motor.
Good luck. Let me know.
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Grand Prix Final 2009 Exhibition Finale
who do you think will win the turkish grand prix?
i will give the person with the closes answer the best answer and it would help if you named the positions up to 8th place because if lots of people got 1st place right and one person got second right then i will give it to the person with second and first.
1. Massa
2. Raikonnen
3. Kubica
4. Kovaleinen
5. Hamilton
6. Alonso
7. Webber
8. Rosberg
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