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  • Problem with wipers and ABS/TC warning lights

    My car has recently developed two separate problems, one of which I'm pretty sure I caused. Let's start with that one.

    My wipers don't stop where they're supposed to, instead they bounce back and end up about an inch or two above their normal resting point. Now I've found some threads elsewhere where similar things happened and the general consensus was the wiper motor being at fault. I doubt this for one reason: they were working fine until, one day, I turned the car on, put on the wipers and then turned the car off while the wipers were still active, and that's when they came to a stop at their current resting place. I've since tried repeating the same process, turning the car off when the blades are down, but it hasn't worked. Would disconnecting the battery help or are there any alternative possibilities to "wiper motor fault"?

    The second one is a ABS/TC warning lights issue. They seem to come on and stay on once in a while. It doesn't happen always, usually when it rains or just after that, so I assume that bad weather has something to do with it. What's the most obvious place I should look for in terms of getting the moisture out, or is there another possibility?

  • #2
    Originally posted by Sevoris View Post
    The second one is a ABS/TC warning lights issue. They seem to come on and stay on once in a while. It doesn't happen always, usually when it rains or just after that, so I assume that bad weather has something to do with it. What's the most obvious place I should look for in terms of getting the moisture out, or is there another possibility?
    Does that coincide with braking?
    If so, check or replace brake switch (even if brake lights are functioning correctly).

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    • #3
      http://www.fq101.co.uk/how-to-guides...abs-rings.html

      and/or switch as mentioned

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      • #4
        I'd suspect that your wipers parking in the wrong position is due to the arm from the motor to the rest of the linkage has slipped ..... have they been turned on recently when the blades have been stuck/frozen to the screen?

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        • #5
          Don't forget it's a roadster , they're not exactly unknown for wiper motor problems.

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