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Morning all,
New member, looking forward to getting to know you all.
OK, we bought an 06 Sedona (new shape) 6 months ago.
Had loads of problems with electric doors only working 20% of the time, and now whilst out in the snow we stupidly tried to put the wipers on butdidn'trealise that the snow was hardened andwasn'tsoft as we had suspected.
Obviously the wipersdidn'tmove, but after wed cleaned the screen the right wiper only moved about 12 inches over the screen with the left one working fine (apart from it mounting the right wiper every time it moved over the screen)
After 5 minutes both wipers stopped working.
Basically, both wipers are completely loose and are flapping around like a "fishes gills in the wind"
My wife works late nights (no wisecracks please
) and needs the car arriving back home at 1.00am after her shift finishes.
If anybody would mind passing on some of your knowledge of all things "wipers" based I would be massively appreciative.
What do you think the issue could be, and how much to fix (an approximation will suffice)
Many thanks for your help
Mike
New member, looking forward to getting to know you all.
OK, we bought an 06 Sedona (new shape) 6 months ago.
Had loads of problems with electric doors only working 20% of the time, and now whilst out in the snow we stupidly tried to put the wipers on butdidn'trealise that the snow was hardened andwasn'tsoft as we had suspected.
Obviously the wipersdidn'tmove, but after wed cleaned the screen the right wiper only moved about 12 inches over the screen with the left one working fine (apart from it mounting the right wiper every time it moved over the screen)
After 5 minutes both wipers stopped working.
Basically, both wipers are completely loose and are flapping around like a "fishes gills in the wind"
My wife works late nights (no wisecracks please

If anybody would mind passing on some of your knowledge of all things "wipers" based I would be massively appreciative.
What do you think the issue could be, and how much to fix (an approximation will suffice)
Many thanks for your help
Mike