I have a nissan almera tino 1.8 2005 my front wiper will come on but won't go
off till I turn ignition off.
Can someone help

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On 28/11/16 22:14, Mart wrote:
I have a nissan almera tino 1.8 2005 my front wiper will come on but
won't go
off till I turn ignition off.
Can someone help

Almost certainly.



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I have a nissan almera tino 1.8 2005 my front wiper will come on but won't
go
off till I turn ignition off.
Can someone help
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On Monday, 28 November 2016 22:14:03 UTC, Mart wrote:

I have a nissan almera tino 1.8 2005 my front wiper will come on but won't go
off till I turn ignition off.
Can someone help

If you show us the circuit diagram

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On Monday, 28 November 2016 22:14:03 UTC, Mart wrote:
I have a nissan almera tino 1.8 2005 my front wiper will come on but won't go
off till I turn ignition off.
Can someone help

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There is a wiper park switch some where on the mechanism.
It is in parallel with the off switch and is only open when the wipers are in the park position. Clearly it is not opening.

It needs either replacement or adjusting.
Might be dismantleable and fixable.

It needs either replacement or adjusting.
Might be dismantleable and fixable.


There is also a requirement for an earth connection. When the wipers hit
the park position the motor needs shorting to earth to brake it - otherwise
if coasts past the park position and starts again.

DerbyBorn wrote in
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It needs either replacement or adjusting.
Might be dismantleable and fixable.


There is also a requirement for an earth connection. When the wipers
hit the park position the motor needs shorting to earth to brake it -
otherwise if coasts past the park position and starts again.


The switch usually shorts the motor in the off position (through the
parking sector on the gear)I recall. Things have got more complex with
relays - but the motor still has to brake otherwise of starts again.
Sometimes you can check by trying to stop the wipers (physically)at the
park position with them turned off. If you feel them slow or stop then it
is the earth connection that is missing.
Check the earth connection to the rubber mounted motor and to the column
switch.