wont work....im hoping their might be a fuse out, but cant find the fuse for it. Read in manual that there is a breaker of some kind under the hood, but havent found it. Any hints on where to look??

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-Robert Frost (1874-1963)

Both of my old mopars wiper motors appeared to be properly grounded, but didn't work.

Try jumpering the body of the motor to a good ground.

It has worked for me every time so far.

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1980 Aspen 225 super six

Inside or attached to the wiper switch at the dash is a thermal breaker designed to open up if the motor tries to draw too much current - for example, if the arms were stuck in ice. The breaker resets when it cools down in 15-30 seconds or so.

The factory treats the wiper switch/breaker as a single unit, but another breaker could be substituted if you can't find a good switch.

Breakers aren't really intended to cycle a lot and tend to get flaky when that happens.

Switches, wiring, and motors are totally different for the 1sp, 2sp, and var/3sp setups.

Diconnect the leads at the motor and see if you get power there and make sure it's not just mechanically bound up.