Fixing BMW 5 Series Windshield Wipers | Troubleshooting and Replacing Wiper Motor

Fixing BMW 5 Series Windshield Wipers | Troubleshooting and Replacing Wiper Motor"

Description:
In this DIY tutorial, we dive into the common issue of non-functioning windshield wipers on a 2010 BMW 5 Series. Join us as we diagnose the problem step by step and demonstrate how to replace the wiper motor to get those wipers working like new again. Don't let a malfunctioning wiper system hinder your visibility; follow our guide to restore clarity to your drives.

Tags:

BMW 5 Series
Windshield Wiper Repair
Wiper Motor Replacement
BMW DIY
Car Maintenance
Troubleshooting Wipers
BMW Wiper Problems
Auto Repair Tutorial
Windshield Wiper Fix
2010 BMW Wipers

[cbrhomeimprovement]

It's not a sway bar, sir. It is a tower strut bar to absorb impact from an a front end accident. A swaybar is part of the suspension system under the front end of the car to keep the side to side movement of the car at a minimum.

[johnheidal]

thanks for the vid, very helpful!I may just a mechanic have at it

[roundNroundRarities]

It looks like the arm attached to the motor shaft is notched, is it possible for the arms to be installed in an improper position? I just bought a used BMW in a private sale, and noticed after that the passenger side wiper goes down too far and hits the sill plate or trim piece, whatever we want to call it, at the bottom of the windshield. It then makes a clunking noise as it comes down onto the windshield. On the driver side, there is maybe a 4-5" strip of uncleared rain/cleaner which I find a bit distracting when using the wipers or cleaning the windshield. It would seem they are both installed a few notches too far in the counter-clockwise position when looking at the front of the car.

Easy to adjust? Or is this a different issue with the motor?