Windscreen Wiper Motor Replacement in Dubai

Slow or dead wipers

Wipers that crawl across the glass or do not move at all are a sign of a failing motor. A blown fuse or a broken earth stops them in the same way. We replace the motor once the circuit feeding it tests sound.

Wipers that stop mid-sweep

On a 2024 Mitsubishi Pajero Sport, wipers blocked partway through a sweep stop for a spell to keep the motor from overheating. They restart once the motor cools. We clear the blade and the linkage, and we fit a new motor when the stops continue on a clear screen.

Noise from the base of the windscreen

Unusual noise from the wiper area during a sweep is a sign of a failing wiper motor. We lift off the arms and the cover to find the source, then replace the worn linkage or the motor.

Blades that halt away from their rest position

Switched off, the motor keeps running until it reaches its park position at the base of the screen. Blades left standing on the glass mean the motor no longer finds that position. We check the park function and fit a new motor when it fails.

Auto wipers that ignore the rain

Mitsubishi names 2 signs of a faulty rain sensor on the 2024 Pajero Sport. The wipers keep a fixed interval whatever the rain, or stay still in rain. We spray water over the sensor to test it.

When the manual speeds work and the automatic setting stays silent, we test further with a diagnostic unit and replace the faulty sensor.

A rear wiper that runs non-stop

On a VW T5 Transporter with double-wing rear doors, a faulty rear wiper motor can keep the rear wipers running. They can also ignore the column switch, and the control unit does not necessarily store a fault code. We replace the faulty rear motor.

Wipers and washers ready for the RTA test

Windscreen wipers and screen washers sit among the visibility items of the RTA test for light vehicles. Your car goes to its test with both systems working.

Front wipers clear of a rear fault

On a VW T5 with double-wing rear doors, a faulty rear wiper motor can upset the front wipers as well. With the rear motor replaced, the front wipers answer the switch again.

Arms parked clear of the bonnet

For the 2024 Pajero Sport, Mitsubishi asks owners to open the bonnet with the wipers parked. Opening it with the arms off their park position can damage the bonnet, the arms or the windscreen. Wipers that park every time keep all 3 safe.

Automatic wiping that follows the rain

A failed rain sensor hands control to the wiper module, which falls back to interval wiping. A working sensor brings back sweeps that speed up and slow down with the rain.

Interval sweeps on time

The interval control sends an impulse through a relay for each single sweep. A sound relay keeps the pause you select between sweeps.

A clear view when reversing

On a 2024 Pajero Sport, the rear wiper runs a short burst of sweeps by itself when reverse is selected with the wipers on. A working rear motor keeps that rear view clear.

Note the fault and check the fuse

We note which wiper settings fail and whether the rear wiper is affected. We then check the wiper fuse and the interval relay.

Read and record the fault codes

On cars where a control unit runs the wipers, we read the fault memory. Each entry is recorded and compared with the complaint, and the memory is cleared after that.

Test the supply and earth at the motor plug

With the wiper switch on, we measure the voltage and the earth at the motor plug. A good supply with no movement leads us to the motor or the linkage, and a missing supply sends us back along the wiring.

Separate the linkage with the shaft held

We hold the motor arm with a tool while undoing its nut, so the motor shaft stays in its parked position. The linkage then comes away without moving the park setting.

Fit the new motor or linkage

We fit the new motor or the new linkage and connect it. Turning the wiper switch on and then off returns the motor to its park position before the arms go back on.

Test every wiper setting

We run the slow, fast, interval and automatic settings, the washer and the rear wiper on wet glass. Each blade must then come to rest at the base of the screen.

Book a wiper motor test by phone or WhatsApp, naming the setting that has failed.

Front and rear systems

We replace rear wiper motors on hatchbacks, estates and SUVs as well as front motors. The rear wiper gets its own test.

One fault, one part

We replace the part that failed, from an earth cable to a complete motor. Sound parts stay in the car.

A motor made for your car

We fit a motor built for your car's wiping angle, park position and linkage. The blades then sweep the area the car's maker designed.

Linkage inspected at every motor change

We inspect the linkage rods and their ball joints each time a motor comes out. A worn linkage is replaced along with the motor.

Maker software referred on

Wiper coding, software updates and rain sensor set-up that call for the maker's own tester mode are referred to the maker's dealer. We hand on that step and complete everything else.

Any make we service

We carry out windscreen wiper motor replacement on all makes in our DIP 2 workshop.