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Well my cadillac is just sitting for the winter time until summer comes around so I can put the new front clip on and get it painted, so I go out once a week and start it up just to keep it all lubed up and the battery charged.  Well I went out yesterday (-5 degrees burr cold) and I started it up, I accidently swipped the wiper button and there was ice on wipers and they didnt move I turned it off as soon as I heard the windhshield wipers try to move and was thinking AW SH!T, now I removed the ice and the wipers wont work.. did I burn the motor up with the 2 seconds it was on?  or is there just like a relay or fuse somewhere that burnt?

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wel i cn say from experience living here in canada your wipers burning out that quick is prolly not the motor being burned out, it could be but my geuss is no, ive had my gf get in turn her wipers on then clean off the snow/ice her wondsheild until the wipers come on..

maybe your motor was on the way out to begin with... what year caddy is it?? motor cant be that bad to change on those...

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wel i cn say from experience living here in canada your wipers burning out that quick is prolly not the motor being burned out, it could be but my geuss is no, ive had my gf get in turn her wipers on then clean off the snow/ice her wondsheild until the wipers come on..

maybe your motor was on the way out to begin with... what year caddy is it?? motor cant be that bad to change on those...

its a 1989 Deville, and the wipers worked a week earlier, the motors arent that hard to change, just they are exspensive =

1986 C20 Suburban

9 American Bass XFL 15's

B2 M1MKII

14v XS Power Batteries

Maxwell Caps

Acoustical energy is free. Electrical energy is not

you havent lived until you've hit a screw with a router.

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