Porsche 928 Windshield Wiper Motor Parts
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Based on industry averages you can expect to pay between $768.99 and $768.99 for a Porsche 928 windshield wiper motor.
What Causes The Porsche 928 Windshield Wiper Motor To Fail?
A Porsche 928 windshield wiper motor often quits working due to plain old age, moisture sneaking in, or worn-out wiring. Over time, the internal parts just wear down, especially if the car sees a lot of road miles. Water leaks into the cowl now and then, and it doesn’t take long for that to lead to corrosion inside the motor housing. Other times, you might find that the culprit is nothing more than frayed or oxidized wiring that isn’t carrying enough current. If you catch your wipers dragging, pausing off and on, making noise, or stopping altogether, there’s a pretty good chance the motor’s on its way out. Keep connectors tight and dry, and you’ll dodge most trouble.
How Do I Remove A Porsche 928 Windshield Wiper Motor?
Unplug your battery first; you don’t want any accidents. Pry off the wiper arm caps, take out the nuts, then pull the arms free from the shafts. Pop the hood. You’ll spot the cowl panel at the bottom of the windshield—remove the screws and gently lift it out. The Porsche 928 windshield wiper motor sits tucked behind it, attached with several bolts and a plug for the wiring. Unfasten the harness, back out the bolts, and gently work the whole assembly free. Watch for any hoses or wires nearby so you don’t snap something by mistake. The swap goes in reverse order, with the new motor sliding right back into place.
Why Are My Wipers Slow Or Only Working On One Speed?
Your Porsche 928 windshield wiper motor may get sluggish or stuck on one speed if the brushes inside the motor have worn thin, or if the wiring isn’t passing along enough juice. Years of use can grind down the gears, making them slow or jumpy. A worn switch or a bad relay will knock out different speed settings, leaving you stuck with what you’ve got. Corroded connections also strangle the power—giving you slow, erratic movement. Loose plugs or rusted wires under the cowl are easy to miss, but they’re often to blame. Freshening up those contacts or even swapping a relay can sometimes save the day, but a tired old motor usually needs replacement.
Is It Possible To Repair A Porsche 928 Windshield Wiper Motor Rather Than Replace?
Sometimes you can fix a Porsche 928 windshield wiper motor instead of tossing it out. If you’re lucky, it’s just dirty contacts or stuck brushes, which are simple to clean up and get moving again. Replacement bushings and brushes aren’t hard to come by if you know where to look. But if water has rusted the insides, or the gears are chewed up, finding replacement pieces gets tough. At that point, many just swap the motor for peace of mind. Folks handy with a soldering iron may take a motor apart, clean it, and put it back together, but most owners go for a rebuilt or new unit and call it done.
Where Can I Find A Reliable Replacement For My Porsche 928 Windshield Wiper Motor?
Look for a fresh or rebuilt Porsche 928 windshield wiper motor at shops that focus on Porsche or rare European parts. They’re more likely to have something that fits right and lasts. Online sellers carry new and overhauled motors, often with short warranties—handy for older cars where new parts are scarce. Salvage yards can have good spares if you check they work before buying. Always double-check your part numbers; even in the same model run, not all motors fit every car, so getting the right one matters.
Why Choose AutohausAZ For Your Porsche 928 Windshield Wiper Motor?
At AutohausAZ, we understand what it means to keep a Porsche 928 running smooth. We offer prices that won’t send you searching elsewhere—and every order, whether it’s for a Porsche 928 windshield wiper motor or something else, ships out quick. Our staff packs and sends each part with care. If something’s not right, you’ll find returns to be simple; we keep it hassle-free because we know you want to get your car back on the road. We carry a big range of quality parts for classic Porsche models, and make sure you find the right fit every time. Shopping with us should feel easy—no drama, just peace of mind. Whether you’re fixing it yourself or letting a shop handle it, count on us for the right part at a fair price. We appreciate our customers and are proud to help keep these cars going for years to come.
