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  • Car issue: Rear wiper stopped working
  • plecostomus
    Free Member

    The missus has a 57 vw polo the rear wiper has stopped working, if its a fuse issue how do I know which fuse to replace so I can try this before taking to local garage.

    Thrustyjust
    Free Member

    Fuse board will have it listed on which one it is. Take it out and see if its blown, simples. Check the car handbook for location. my daughters older Polo was under the steering column and the panel flipped down.

    craigxxl
    Free Member

    Fuse box cover normally has a key to show the relevant fuse or relay

    Junkyard
    Free Member

    Might not be the fuse ??When mine broke the cheap plastic wiper bit was simply worn and the motor was working and the wiper was not moving – not sure how it works on yours though as different car

    Remove fuse box and the lid should tell you what does what

    or
    http://www.volkswagenforum.co.uk/f32/vw-polo-fuse-box-layout-6214.html

    Failing that take them out one by one and see if any are blown is probably as quick as searching [ except I did this for you ]

    cuckoo
    Free Member

    mine seized up a few weeks ago. it was nothing more than quite a few years of crap having dried up and locked the mechanism. spraying a load of wd40 into the moving parts and allowing 24hours to soak in was enough to start it working again.

    petrieboy
    Full Member

    if the design of the motor is the same as the one in my Audi, the washer hose leaks onto the motor over time shorting it out. I live without now.

    nosedive
    Free Member

    on mine the the motor was knacked after wash fluid had leaked on it. that was a £240 bill i could have done without

    plecostomus
    Free Member

    It’s a fuse! Thanks for the help trip to halfords tomorrow, cheers chaps.

    PePPeR
    Full Member

    It’ll probably blow again due to the above mentioned issue…

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