Fuse number 22 is NOT for the wipers its for the windscreen washers! The fuse for the Wipers in located in the engine compartment and its fuse number 8.. i took it out and started the car without the fuse. a warning came up on the dash that the wipers were now not working. i put the fuse back in and everything worked fine! just to note the wipers will not work with the bonnet up! ( that caught me out!!)
I have the same issue on VW Polo 2014. tried contact cleaner and Fuse tricks before. was thinking of giving up and then watched your video. Polo has seperate fuses for front and back wipers. İ only disconnected the front fuse now its tiem to try both ends! fingers crossed
Thanks. Didn't fix it. I think it must be a dirty switch. The OFF position is still giving a quite frequent intermittent wipe, whereas the INT position can be controlled by the switch for frequency. I've sprayed it with WD40 through the little hole, wiggled the switches around and I will hope for the best. Looking good so far..... Fuse 22 seems to be the washer motor (plus a signal to wipe the screen once/twice?) Fuse 8 in the engine compartment 30A is the power for the wipers. Taking out both fuses and even the battery didn't reset anything. No faults on the ECU either. The only fault message I get is when I take out fuse 8 and it says there is a wiper fault on the dashboard screen. This is the fuse I will take out again if I can't stop my (intermittent) wipers when it's not raining.
I tried this and it didn’t work, after trying fuse 22 there was no change. I tried taking out fuse 8 from the engine block which stopped everything but when I replaced it - nothing worked except the rear wiper🥴 I disconnected the bty and re connected it, still no front wiper at all. After a while I re tried and the wipers worked but wouldn’t stop. Then I remembered you had tried switch cleaner in through the tiny slit, i put a good spray in through there, at first they still didn’t stop but after a short wait and working the switch arm its full travel a few times they suddenly stopped when in the off position. It seems to be working now - 😰 phew.
Hi ! I tried that thing with the fuse and that didnt work. I want to try the contact spray but i am not sure what hole are you talking about to apary that to. Can any one help me?
I had this exact fault on my 2015 Fabia. Having watched this video, and with no contact cleaner to hand I tried just removing and the putting the suggested fuse back in place. This didn't work. So I fetched some contact cleaner and sprayed that in as suggested and it appears well now. So I think its the contact cleaner that fixes it but a very useful video as I wouldn't have thought to look for the little gap to spray it through had I not watched this video, so very helpfulke thanks.
Can't wait to try this. I had a whole new stalk fitted 4 months ago and the exact same problem is back. The garage is telling me now that I need a new wiper motor. I have my doubts.
Brilliant, this fix worked straight away. Thank you! 🙏
Wow you sure made that bloke from Kennedy's garage look like a damn fool.Some contact spray and a fuse replacement nice 1,#start simple
Fuse number 22 is NOT for the wipers its for the windscreen washers! The fuse for the Wipers in located in the engine compartment and its fuse number 8.. i took it out and started the car without the fuse. a warning came up on the dash that the wipers were now not working. i put the fuse back in and everything worked fine! just to note the wipers will not work with the bonnet up!
( that caught me out!!)
Had exactly this problem and did as instructed, it was such a quick fix!!
I have the same issue on VW Polo 2014. tried contact cleaner and Fuse tricks before. was thinking of giving up and then watched your video. Polo has seperate fuses for front and back wipers. İ only disconnected the front fuse now its tiem to try both ends! fingers crossed
Worked for me but it was fuse 46 on an 2015 Fabia I just replaced with new fuse.
Hey !
Could you pklease specify exactly Where do you instert the wd40 that you mention?
@@davik5 there should be a little gap around where the stalk is , any openings around there
@@galactical23 thanks!
Thanks. Didn't fix it. I think it must be a dirty switch. The OFF position is still giving a quite frequent intermittent wipe, whereas the INT position can be controlled by the switch for frequency. I've sprayed it with WD40 through the little hole, wiggled the switches around and I will hope for the best. Looking good so far.....
Fuse 22 seems to be the washer motor (plus a signal to wipe the screen once/twice?)
Fuse 8 in the engine compartment 30A is the power for the wipers. Taking out both fuses and even the battery didn't reset anything. No faults on the ECU either. The only fault message I get is when I take out fuse 8 and it says there is a wiper fault on the dashboard screen. This is the fuse I will take out again if I can't stop my (intermittent) wipers when it's not raining.
Did you manage to fix it? I have the same problem but I don t even have a fuse 22, just the fuse 8 in the engine compartment
I tried this and it didn’t work, after trying fuse 22 there was no change. I tried taking out fuse 8 from the engine block which stopped everything but when I replaced it - nothing worked except the rear wiper🥴 I disconnected the bty and re connected it, still no front wiper at all. After a while I re tried and the wipers worked but wouldn’t stop. Then I remembered you had tried switch cleaner in through the tiny slit, i put a good spray in through there, at first they still didn’t stop but after a short wait and working the switch arm its full travel a few times they suddenly stopped when in the off position. It seems to be working now - 😰 phew.
lol...love it
hello there. could you please describe where "the tiny slit" is. cannot find.. thanx in advance
Just fixed the same problem on a VW polo, brilliant
Hi what fuse number is it on a polo
Fixed my problem, thanks for this!
This seemed to work with my intermittent faulty wipe
Thanks for the video. I just took the fuse out, put it back in and it fixed the issue!
It's worked for me. Thanks for the advice.
Hi ! I tried that thing with the fuse and that didnt work. I want to try the contact spray but i am not sure what hole are you talking about to apary that to. Can any one help me?
Did you end up finding out what hole he was talking about? Because i’m facing the same problem now
Very helpful thank you!👍
Thanks. This worked for me (fuse 31 on Fabia MK3). Saved me lots of time and money.
could you describe where you sprayed the cleaner, can't find it. thanks in advace
The WD40 worked a treat. Removing the fuse may be a red herring but no harm caused. Thanks for the clip!
Where did you inserted it?
Hi Can you show us please where the hole is to squirt in contact cleaner you mentioned ?? this is catching out a few of us out here Thanks !!
I had this exact fault on my 2015 Fabia. Having watched this video, and with no contact cleaner to hand I tried just removing and the putting the suggested fuse back in place. This didn't work. So I fetched some contact cleaner and sprayed that in as suggested and it appears well now. So I think its the contact cleaner that fixes it but a very useful video as I wouldn't have thought to look for the little gap to spray it through had I not watched this video, so very helpfulke thanks.
It's easier to disconnect the battery for a few seconds. This worked for a few days then recurred. So it needs a new switch or a switch clean.
Fingers crossed, the electrical contact spray did the trick.... thanks for the tip!
What’s the fuse number for a polo tsi same model year
Thank you :)
Worked for me took fuse out put it back in now all working fine 👍
Thanks for the tip. It worked for me.
Hmmmmm
no me funciono,😩
Can't wait to try this. I had a whole new stalk fitted 4 months ago and the exact same problem is back. The garage is telling me now that I need a new wiper motor. I have my doubts.
Can u explain what fuse exactly!?
Quite possible the contact cleaner did its job eventually, a job for this weekend, thanks
No. This fuse reset fixed it for me. No contact cleaner involved. Stop guessing if you don't know.