How to replace windshield wipers motor Toyota Corolla. Years 1995 to 2002.

How to replace windshield wipers motor Toyota Corolla. And also arms and full wiper mechanism. Years 1995 to 2002.

[@jimichan7649]

English is obviously not your first language, but you communicate very effectively. Thank you very much!

[@stitch413]

Thank you, had big problem with hiace linkages and this really helped! very much appreciated. It's very hard to find toyota hiace videos for european type hiace.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

stitch413 Thanks.

[@zoltanerdelyi91]

Thank You for this video. You help me very very much. Zoli from Hungary.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Thank You, Your feedback is very important to me. :-)

[@KielanGaming]

Nice to see such a simple mechanism! I hope my windshield wiper is stuck on permanently because of the windshield wiper switch broke during the Finnish winter and not the motor since it still works, but if it is the motor control board as gone I know now how to replace it, thanks so much Peter!

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Hi, Thanks for comment. :-)

[@MichaelHarrisIreland]

Your video is excellent. Thanks

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Thank You for Your comment. :-)

[@augosttweelve5370]

thanks for the nice video sir,ds video help me on hw to remove replace winshield wiper.

[@ibrahimsharif1853]

Nice Work,, your a good mechanic :)

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

You are Welcome, my Friend. :-)

[@ourlegacy]

Thank you for demonstrating the proper technique. I tried the tapping technique and have reviewed this video several times and your other wiperarm video for Corolla 2007-14, including having someone else watch this video and try the tapping technique on my 95 Corolla wiperarms, but neither one of us could free the wiperarm end from the threaded bolt; both wiperarms are seized. The other person doesn't think greasing the arm end will work . Prying the wiperarm end with a flathead screwdriver lightly also failed to work. Do you think the next step for me is the wiperarm puller or a pry bar? Which is a better choice for 95 Corolla and what size or brand? Do I need to remove the hood completely to use either the wiperarm puller or the pry bar (I prefer not to if it can be done with the hood on because I am petite and weigh less than 100 lbs)? Any other recommendations or suggestions so I can be prepared and armed with all the needed knowledge, supplies and tools to free these seized wiperarms without causing damage? Thanks.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

ourlegacy Hello. We could next heat up the wiperarm nut. Here is heater what we need, look video kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6m9emhjm5tootk

[@erikmoeller1035]

Moj Peter. I owe a 1998 corolla G6 and use almost only your channel to fix stuff, including this video. It is so helpful for me and I love your channel. I tried to find a corolla 1998 (e110) g6 hatchback video on your channel on how to change the door speakers, but no luck 😢. Do you have a video showing that? Br Erik

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Thanks and noted 👍

[@erikmoeller1035]

@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor noted as you will make a video about that?

[@caminorealsd6377]

I found this useful. Anyway, it lacks awareness on how to secure that the wipers will start snd stop in the right position after a change of the motor and/or the mechanical parts between the motor and the vipers themselves.I had to redo the job once, and dicuss with a more mevhanically inclined friend, to get it to work.Apart from this, a very useful video.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Thanks for info.

[@balintpapp1519]

Sameeeeee! :D I had exactly this issue

[@raugelis]

Thanks man, You made my day

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Glad to hear that!

[@prigkipastouerwtismou3992]

You helped me a lot. Thanks

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Glad I could help!

[@prigkipastouerwtismou3992]

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[@akinamation]

Hey there! Really helpful tutorial, it helped me and my dad fix our corolla's wiper joint part, however.. we have a small problem. First time we did this the wipers would swipe down and go back up, standing still on the view. Overall they wiped, but instead of going up then down, they did this the other way around. Then we opened it up again and realized those joints pointed up, not down with the triangle. Now.. we fixed the drivers side joint and that wiper wipes up and down again. But no matter how hard we pay attention to the video, the middle joint keeps rotating up once we install the motor. Meaning the wipers wipe towards themselves (P goes down and up, D goes up and back down) What can we do to fix middle part? PS: It's the Corolla E11U from 2001 if that changes anything

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Noted 👍

[@junpantilano1]

I was expecting you to show if the assembly works after you installed it. I'm interested to see if the alignment timing is correct.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Thanks and noted 👍

[@edwardsantos8009]

Bien esplicado muy bueno gracias

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

👍

[@yasintas1314]

Thank you so much

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

You're most welcome

[@scoobysnacks1793]

You are a hero matw

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Good work 👍

[@adhen_K]

Nice Video!! thank you for posting. Question: I followed the video, and i replaced the windshield motor 1999 Toyota Corolla. But now, after i completed... driver wiper works as it should, passenger wiper goes DOWN instead of UP. so the wipers go in 2 different directions??? Any suggestions?

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Adam Carrera Yes, I had similar issue. Please disassemble parts and look how parts moves. You could see the idea.

[@brucevilla7490]

Do you need to take the linkages out or is that because you are replacing them with new ones?

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

+Bruce Villa Hi. I was doing oil lubrication to linkages.

[@TriumphTruth]

Hello Peter, I hope you are good. I have been facing a problem in my corolla 1994. When I turn my wiper to first level (i don't know the name of this level, I think its interval) the wiper doesn't move and there is a cracky noise I can hear, from the steering. When I move a step down, to 'Low' level the wiper starts to function normally but hangs and lags a few times while going up and lags a few times while coming down. When I move the wiper switch to 'High' level the wiper doesn't move. Can you tell me where the issue will be? Is this the issue with Wiper switch or Wiper motor?

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Hello. You should replace this whole wiper system.

[@enmanuelmax]

Thanks for your video! What problem could be occurring if the windshield wiper stays on all the time, even when the lever is in the off position? The fuse is in good condition, and I don't know if it works with any relay...

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Relay or steering wheel switch

[@enmanuelmax]

@@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor Do you know where the relay is located, could you tell me, do you have a video on that, for a 1994 Toyota Corolla?

[@Test4Subject]

i have a toyota corolla 2000 1.4cc petrol engine. And I have a "check engine light" that lighting up in my instrument panel...any idea what that could be? Manual book just says that i should check electrical system..Do you know of any "typical" issue with that car? Awesome videos! very informative. *Never mind i looked around in your video list and found it there:)

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Test4Subject Hi. You should do fault scanner test in your car. This test found possible issues.

[@Test4Subject]

Peter Finn yeah i also saw your video of that. i might invest in a OBD hardware. I will do that ASAP. thanks

[@Jhonny217]

once u remove the motor what size is your adjustable wrench u use behind the motor ? is it 19mm? im about to do that on my sister 97 tercel it look just the same

[@bostongator1265]

jp marts I just did this on my 95 celica. I used a 12 mm on that bolt. Keep in mind the direction is reverse from the normal direction because its backward. move wrench to right to loosen (towards car interior)

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

jp marts Hello. It is quite big tool. About 22 mm ? Adjustable wrench or tongs are Ok.

[@Jhonny217]

thanks i bought and adjustable wrench and did it easily

[@dompetmerah]

Tqvm

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

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[@wedge3577]

have a problem with my 94 toyota 4x4...sometimes the wiper will not turn off,until you turn off the key?...any ideas ?...thanks.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Hi, some corrosion issues. So replace whole system.

[@adrianvillanueva7018]

Hi! How will I replace a broken bolt of the wiper? I accidentally broke the bolt when I was replacing the arm.. Thanks!

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Well bad thing. Replace the whole system.

[@adrianvillanueva7018]

Yes. I replaced the linkage bar. Good thing there's an auto shop nearby. Thanks!

[@jesussilvestrebravomena6927]

Very important

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

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[@firstbrick6773]

cool

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Thank You for feedback. :-) Best Regards Peter

[@MichaelHarrisIreland]

Do you have to take off the hood?

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Hood off help the work.

[@juniorbanegas8690]

Hello, can you help me. I just took out the whole system to change the bars of the windshield wipers, but I made a mistake and did not check before taking them out, now that I already put it together everything works badly for me.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Hi, please rotate arms again, there is two positions. Ok 😀👍

[@juniorbanegas8690]

@@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor the problem is not the arms, but the motor. since when assembling it works badly. I was wondering if the motor has any regulation ...

[@tristanleger1496]

I have done everything checked everything and one of my wipers goes down other goes up I cannot figure it out I took it apart and cannot see what the problem is

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Hi. Please change joint cables positions to different positions.

[@blessingdube80]

I removed my linkage but mine is too stiff, it needs a lot of power to move

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Thanks for comment. 👍😀

[@blessingdube80]

@@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor do I need to replace it?

[@ChristianWhite1]

Handy for reference only. DO NOT REMOVE THE NUT FOR THE MOTOR TO THE LINKAGE!!!! This is not the correct procedure, took me hours to correctly align. The correct procedure is on the net.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Thanks for comment. :-)

[@alexeimakes]

Mind sending a link please?

[@richardhouse5582]

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[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Thanks 😃👍

[@mohammadraza6994]

Thank you so Much

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

You're most welcome