Hello i bought as new wiper control modual from you P/N: W0007967 DC 1 181 MODEL1312 I received the module and installed it as my other issue was with old module only work on high.
This solved the problem except home, were the wipers park is when they are extended far apart. How do get it to have them together in the center of windshield as intended. The only difference in the numbers from my old module MODEL 1311 and is DC 4 288. ( Tim Waldron, 09/12/2021 )

Hi TIm,

Usually when there is an issue with the park position it is the motor. Which would make sense that the wiper control failed, because it is probably drawing too many amps through the controller. Make sure to replace the fuse for the wipers with a breaker as stated on the product page for that part on our website.

We recommend adding the 15 amp Mini Auto Reset Circuit Breaker to go in place of the 25 amp fuse in position # 22 on your interior fuse panel. This way a amperage spike will trip the breaker instead of ruining the module.

I INSTALLED A NEW WIPER MODULE AND ANEW WIPER MOTOR .I ALSO INSTALLED A I5 AMP BREAKER AS IT WAS SENT WITH THE NEW MODULE. ON A DRY WINDSHIELD IT STOPS WORKING AFTER ONE PASS OF THE WIPER BLADES.THE BREAKER TRIPS , TO RESET THE BREAKER I HAVE TO TURN OFF THE IGN.WHEN I TURN THE IGN BACK ON IT HAPPENS AGAIN.DOE'S RUNNING THE WIPER ON A DRY WINDSHIELD DRAW TO MANY AMPS. ( stan kobrin , 04/15/2021 )

Sounds like you have a bad wiper motor. Yes, using the wipers on a dry windshield will draw more amps, however it should not draw enough to trip that breaker after one pass. Replace the wiper motor and you should be all set. When you have the wiper motor removed make sure your linkage all moves freely as well. Wiper motors were supplied by the body builder, but most of the time you can just to an internet search of the numbers you find on the one you have and find one fairly easily.

I got the new module and installed it, works fine now but I question replacing a 25 amp fuse for a 15 amp breaker ( Gary L Potts, 10/27/2020 )

Gary,

The reason Workhorse recommends replacing that fuse with that breaker is due to drawing more than 15 amps through the wiper module destroys them. The 15 amp breaker will open momentarily if the amp draw exceeds the 15 amps of current, which saves the wiper modules. You certainly do not have to use the breaker, but you may be replacing the wiper module again in the near future without it.

I changed my wiper motor after it broke down on the road at a RV repair shop. Worked fine for 3 weeks , Now as I turn on the engine the wipers go on without stopping even when the control switch at off. Returned to RV store got it replaced, worked fine for about 3 months , now doing the same thing, doesn`t stop, no intermitted only runs on low or high.. Could this be a module problem? ( Pierre D'Avignon, 07/08/2020 )

Not answered yet.

have a 2005 Simba Safari motorhome on a workhorse chassis. the wipers only work on the high setting, no other function works. would this most likely be the control module or the selector on the steering post ? it only has 7000 miles on it. ( Bill Ferguson, 07/07/2020 )

Your issue sounds more likely to be the wiper control module.