Used Wiper Motor (Headlamp) 1990–2022

Headlamp wiper motors are rare, and finding a working replacement through regular channels is usually frustrating. This small electric motor drives a miniature wiper blade across the headlight lens to clear rain and road spray during poor visibility. The feature was primarily found on European vehicles from the 1970s through the 2000s, particularly Volvo, Saab, and some BMW and Mercedes models. Redline has 15 used headlamp wiper motors from 7 sellers. Sellers who specialize in European makes like Chevrolet, Honda, Mercedes Benz, Ford, Chrysler are the most reliable source for a working replacement on these systems. A failed motor leaves the wiper arm stuck or completely inoperative. This causes the arm to drag across the lens without sweeping correctly, which can scratch the headlight cover over time. You might also hear the relay clicking with no motor movement following. Search Redline by year and make to find a motor that matches your vehicle. Confirm whether the motor drives the left or right headlamp unit, and check that the output shaft type and rotation direction match your original application.