Ford Escape - REAR WIPER FUSE LOCATION (2008 - 2012)

Rear wiper not working on Ford Escape SUV? This vehicles have problems with rear wiper motor failure, but before replacing the rear wiper motor make sure to check two rear wiper fuses. ( 2008 | 2009 | 2010 | 2011 | 2012 | XL | XLT | LIMITED | HYBRID ).
Both rear wiper fuses are located in a small fuse box next to the passengers left foot:
FUSE #19 Power to Rear wiper motor (25A)
FUSE #43 Power to Rear wiper logic (10A)
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[@Jorge-m2t3]

Very helpful, thanks 👍

[@QuiteAlright]

No problem 👍

[@karlkoella4175]

Very useful and to the point!

[@QuiteAlright]

Glad you think so :)

[@PadmaBhava1]

Hello! Do you know what can it be if the wiper got stuck in the middle of the way? It discharged a battery completely through the night ( If I just pull out the fuses for rear wiper, will it help to save the battery from discharging? Thank you!

[@QuiteAlright]

Hi, sounds like a problem with the rear wiper motor and it is probably draining the battery. If that is the problem removing the fuse should save the battery from draining. Make sure to drive the vehicle around for a while so the battery recharges before letting it sit for the night

[@busnezz89]

What's the amp ov the first fuse?

[@QuiteAlright]

It's 25 Amp

[@lastservant]

@@QuiteAlright thanks for the video and the additional help. God bless

[@QuiteAlright]

@@lastservant You're welcome :)