Mopar R0810006 Motor, Wiper

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As a way of removing the wiper motor, unfasten the negative cable of the battery and allow it to be set aside and well away from the battery negative terminal. Next, pop the liftgate open and unscrew the two trim cover screws; it is possible for one of them to be missing on some car models, but do not worry as that is an ordinary occurrence; after that, remove prying each of the plastic pins and then using a screwdriver to take off the cover. Detach wiper arm by pulling its release tab with the help of a flat screwdriver and disconnect the connector taking out its clip. Subsequently, discard two wiper motor mounting bolts and then pull out the wiper motor with the help of lift gate. Remove the motor from the mounting plate and then switch the plate to the new motor. For installation which should be done carefully for safety purpose, place the motor and fix the bolts well and tightly then connect the wires and make the connector tight. Lastly screw the trim panel back and using your hand drive the retaining pin into the hole and working along the longeron to provide all pins, the last ones the screws from the plastic clips.

Insert the wiper assembly into position, extend the arms to align the pivots, and install the bolts.

Remove the wiper arm by prying out the release lever with a small screwdriver, then unplug the connector by pulling out the retaining clip.

Start by opening the hood and disconnecting the negative cable at the battery, ensuring it is placed out of the way to prevent accidental contact with the terminal.

Disconnect the fusible link beneath the hood or detach the battery ground cable, then disconnect the wiper motor wires and remove the motor mounting screws.

Remove the motor and test it off the vehicle using fused jumper wires from the battery; if it works, check for binding linkage, and if it doesn't, replace the motor.