What fuse controls the windshield wipers on an 03 impala? Does that fuse power any other else in my car?

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Asked by roakes91 Feb 27, 2015 at 11:33 AM about the 2003 Chevrolet Impala FWD

Question type: General

wipers wont go off i want to pull the fuse is
it safe?

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http://www.gm.ca/media/owners/manuals/2003_Chevrolet_Impala_Manual_en_CA.pdf Chapter 5 Page 96 click to size up---- and it is a circuit for only the wipers and windshield washer fluid pump. I's a circuit breaker, so that if, say, the wipers get stuck on snow and can't move, or the fluid is froze in the tubes or nozzles the pump keeps trying until the breaker trips and when it cools the wipers ans washers will work again. There are two fuse boxes, one on each end, side of dash, this image is drivers side.

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If you look at the end of the dash on the drivers side there's a cover for the fuse box. Pop the cover off and there should be a diagram on the back side of the cover. The windshield wiper should be a 25 amp fuse at the top closest to the windshield. There should be a little plastic tweezer looking tool to use to pop it out. The fuse isn't what is keeping them on tho but you can take it out to turn them off until you can get the problem fixed.

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