Doblo Doblo 2005 rear wiper not working

[Kelsey Lawrence]

The rear wiper has never worked but I need to fix it for MOT. A new fused tried but that didn't work, I am aware it could either be a relay or the motor that has gone.

I've removed the plastic trim but I have no idea what I'm looking at / what are indicators of something needing replacement. If anyone knows please help! Also will replacement involve any rewiring and electrical tools? I have basic car tools and want to give it a crack to save some money.

 

[varesecrazy]

Hi

Rear wipers dont see a lot of use ( removing the arm and blade could be enough for your MOT concern)

I have needed to strip out a few rear motors in my time..

I will link to a GUIDE

 

[varesecrazy]

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[Kelsey Lawrence]

Hi

Rear wipers dont see a lot of use ( removing the arm and blade could be enough for your MOT concern)

I have needed to strip out a few rear motors in my time..

I will link to a GUIDE

Thanks, a guide would be super useful, I have take the wider arm off and unbolted the motor, I'm just unsure how to detach the cables / electrical side of things. I have found another motor at a scrapyard so will try and replace.

The three cable runs into a circuit board, I was hoping I would be able to change the motor without having to solder in a new circuit, as I don't have any of those tools. Would that be the case though with this set up?

 

[Kelsey Lawrence]

Thanks, a guide would be super useful, I have take the wider arm off and unbolted the motor, I'm just unsure how to detach the cables / electrical side of things. I have found another motor at a scrapyard so will try and replace. View attachment 405698View attachment 405699
The three cable runs into a circuit board, I was hoping I would be able to change the motor without having to solder in a new circuit, as I don't have any of those tools. Would that be the case though with this set up?

 

[Kelsey Lawrence]

Bingo. Didn't realize the clip was hiding behind done metal. Hopefully a replacement will fix ussue

 

[varesecrazy]

Worth taking off the cover.. remove the shaft ..and its gear.. so the motor isnt driving anything..

see if the motor will then run

 

[e42b]

Hi,
on mine just the shaft rusted in the guide tube. the motor was still working. First time i managed to to get that lose but a year later it was stuck again so that i built in a second hand part off the scrapyard.

Good luck

 

[varesecrazy]

Did it all go ok Kelsey?