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Yes, the wiper motor has a Park function included.

The motor I installed self-parked so yes

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It sounds like further troubleshooting should be done. This may be an issue with the wiper motor switch stock. For my car, I guessed that it was the wiper motor because beforehand, the wipers would work sometimes and sometimes not. I looked under the cowl where the motor was and there was a ton of leaves, sticks and dirt. When I finally replaced the motor, it was easy, plenty of videos on youtube. There were buckets and buckets worth of dirt in there. I couldn't believe how much was there. I kept pulling out a lot of debris. Check wiring and grounds to the switch. In a previous car, I installed a used switch from a junkyard to see if it that would fix the issue with my turn signals. It turned out the switch was bad and replacing it fixed the issue.

Could be motor or selector switch.

Hi Daniel, If upon turning the switch, you hear either a buzzing or a grinding noise coming from the wiper area but no movement of the windshield wipers, it is likely that there is a mechanical problem. It could be a motor straining to move a jammed wiper transmission or a locked motor gear. It is highly recommended that the wiper motor be replaced.

Daniel, If the noise is coming from outside the motor unit,, I think you should check the linkage attached to the motor & make sure the splines are seated and tight. If the noise is from within the motor then you should replace the motor unit.

I would agree. 1st check for debris that may clog the wiper motor area. If that is not the problem I would suggest it is the motor. Also make sure the SWITCH that controls the wipers and fuse are in working condition

Hello! Perhaps the switch is bad? I would check power going to the switch, then make sure it is sending power when activated. If it's not the switch, there must be a break in the wiring somewhere.

Check under the plastic cover on the new wiper motor... there is a copper ground (spring metal) on the circuit board that will touch the wiper housing when you reassemble the plastic cover. Make sure that it is making a good ground (contact) as the motor will not function at all otherwise.

Hi Gary. Upon checking, it is round.

Round