2011 wipers stopped working

[stickster854]

So......Im pretty sure is the wiper control PCB relay but I cant find it anywhere on the truck. Does anyone know where there located on the truck.

[gmtech4]

post 14 upper pic shows the relay in the underhood fuse block dotted line box with that(fuse block) upper right corner

[stickster854]

I cant find it in the underhood fuse box. Is it possible to get a pic of where it is? Thanks so much

[Duelin]

So......Im pretty sure is the wiper control PCB relay but I cant find it anywhere on the truck. Does anyone know where there located on the truck.

This is listed in a pdf. file for a 2009 Light Duty Full Size C/K Trucks

 

A PCB relay is a Printed Circuit Board (PCB) relays and are internal to the block. And are non-serviceable.

 

 

Fuse Block – Underhood, Device Usage – Gas

Note: Relays listed below are non-serviceable Printed Circuit Board (PCB) relays and are internal to the block. No. Device Rating Description

 

 

-- BCK/UP LAMP PCBRelay

-- VEH BCK/UP Fuse, TRLR BCK/UP Fuse

-- DRL PCB Relay -- DRL Fuse

-- FRT WASH PCB Relay

-- FRT WASH Fuse

-- HI BEAM PCB Relay

-- HI HEADLAMP-LT Fuse, HI HEADLAMPRT Fuse

-- HORN PCB Relay -- HORN Fuse

-- L/GATE PCB Relay -- L/GATE RELSE Fuse

-- LOCK PCB Relay -- LCK 2 Fuse (YE9)

-- LOCK/UNLOCK PCB Relay

-- LCK 1 Fuse, LCK 2 Fuse, UNLCK 1 Fuse, UNLCK 2 Fuse (AU3-YE9)

-- REAR WASH PCB Relay

-- REAR WASH Fuse

-- TRLR STOP LT PCB Relay

-- TRLR STOP LT Fuse

-- TRLR STOP RT PCB Relay

-- TRLR STOP RT Fuse

-- UNLOCK PCB Relay -- DRV UNLCK Fuse, UNLCK 1 Fuse, UNLCK 2 Fuse

-- WIPER CONTROL PCB Relay -- Windshield Wiper Motor

-- WIPER SPEED PCB Relay -- Windshield Wiper Motor

[stickster854]

thanks a lot everyone for all the help and input. The next question I have is, if I was to buy an analyzer and Canadian tire or somewhere like that would it be able to tell me for sure where and what the problem is? Because I can see this being expensive if brought to the dealer. Any suggestions on what you would do in my position? Thanks

[Doug_Scott]

thanks a lot everyone for all the help and input. The next question I have is, if I was to buy an analyzer and Canadian tire or somewhere like that would it be able to tell me for sure where and what the problem is? Because I can see this being expensive if brought to the dealer. Any suggestions on what you would do in my position? Thanks

 

A tool does not fix things. Knowledge does. All an analyzer does is supply raw data. Someone still has to cook it. If the code from the analyzer converts to an error in the tps sensor (low voltage, high voltage, or whatever other codes there are for tps) to something, you need to know what it should be, how can it be what it is, what could cause it to read that, etc. A tps error code does not simply mean you need to replace the tps. You also have to keep in mind that some codes have nothing directly to do with the actual source.

You can get a cheap ODBII scan tool to retrieve and clear codes. Don't expect it to fix anything.

[gmtech4]

ya take it where they are trained and have the proper tools including scanners and service information ,,,,its not up to you to supply a scanner ,,,

 

ya get what ya pay for and a garage that can not do it will tell in up front so they dont waste your time and risk a bad rap

 

park it or pay the man imho

[Duelin]

thanks a lot everyone for all the help and input. The next question I have is, if I was to buy an analyzer and Canadian tire or somewhere like that would it be able to tell me for sure where and what the problem is? Because I can see this being expensive if brought to the dealer. Any suggestions on what you would do in my position? Thanks

If you have an Electrical Repair Shop in your area with a good repuation that is where I would go. Anyway good luck with it.