We will try again in this article to help you to remedy the small complications related to your car. We have recently seen how to unblock a fuel door, or a tank cap, in this article we will look into an annoying issue that can be dangerous in bad weather conditions, being a victim of wiper stuck on Dacia Sandero . And to answer this, we will first try to discover why the wipers on your Dacia Sandero remain stuck and, secondly, how to unblock them.
Why does the wiper of my Dacia Sandero stay stuck?
So we will start our article with the reasons of the stuck wipers of your Dacia Sandero . First of all we will look into the front wipers and in a second time on the rear wiper.
Why are the front wipers on my Dacia Sandero stuck in up or down position?
We will move through one by one the different complications that can cause the front wipers of your Dacia Sandero to get stuck :
- One of the most basic causes of front wipers getting stuck on your Dacia Sandero is related to the engine that drives them, in reality, these engines can, over time, lose power, and eventually need to be changed. You should notice before the total blockage of your windshield wipers that they work much slower.
- Less basic, but it can still happen, is that your front wiper blades are blocked due to an object that prevents the blades from working, have a look up to the axis of the blades.
- If it is a lack of lubrication, you will find that your front wipers are going slower, verify fairly quickly the trigger of the problems or else the engines will be forced and damaged.
- It is possible that the front wipers of your Dacia Sandero may not work due to a faulty comodo. To test this, you need to disconnect the output wires and connect them together, if the wipers are working, the comodo is to blame for the problem.
- Finally, last opportunity, the front wipers of your Dacia Sandero are blocked due to a power failure, so you will have to verify two auto parts, the relay and the fuse.
Why is the rear window wiper on my Dacia Sandero stuck?
Concerning the stuck rear window wiper of your Dacia Sandero , the roots of your complications are more or less the same. Although there is only one wiper blade at the rear of your car, there are still some dedicated auto parts that can cause complications only on the rear windshield of your Dacia Sandero. So, make sure to conduct similar inspections as seen in the previous component of this article.
What can I do to unlock the wiper on my Dacia Sandero?
Finally, to do this second section, we will see what solutions are available to you to ensure that the wipers on your Dacia Sandero are unlocked and that they work properly again.
How to unlock the wipers of my Dacia Sandero?
Whether it is for the front windshield wipers or the rear windshield wiper, the solutions will be similar and we will detail them one after the other in this component, it is up to you to adapt them to the component that concerns you. If you have other blocking complications such as a fuel door stuck on Dacia Sandero, do not hesitate to seek advice from our article on this issue.
- In such a case, you will have to find the engine, then disconnect the power cables of this one (take care there must be some of them related to the different speeds of sweeping), then take out the brushes and the linkage. Finally, you will have to unscrew these anchoring points which are generally fixed on silentblocks and reassemble a new wiper motor on your Dacia Sandero
- In this scenario, it will be quite very easy but expensive to change your commodo, the component generally costs around 200€, once tested you will be able to disassemble your commodo by removing the cover from the back of the steering wheel then disconnecting it and removing it with the fixing screws, you will just have to reassemble the new one.
- Dacia Sandero wiper blocked because of a power failure: In this last scenario, you will have to find the origin of the failure (fuse or relay) and replace the faulty component
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