Windshield wipers will are not working there is no power going to the fuse or the motor

I am glad you got the wipers fixed.

I looked at your other question. I do not have any experience with older Japanese stuff. I will have to let someone else guide you on that one.

There are a few possibilities for failure;

The wiper motor is bad.

The wiper switch has failed.

To replace the wiper motor is not to bad. It all depends on the windshield cowl and how hard it is to remove and replace.

First, test the wiper motor. I am giving you all the schematics, connector Identification and diagrams you will need to do this.
Use the wiring schematic and connector identification to find the positive twelve volts and ground terminals on the wiper motor. Hook up some test leads from your battery and see if wiper motor works.
Also, follow symptom diagnostic sheet to make sure everything else is okay so you can rule out the motor and go on to replacing the switch.

Let me know if you need any more help with this.

Hi there, you will have to start with checking all fuses and fusible links, check battery connections and earths are clean and tight. I will look at a wiring diagram a bit later and see if there is any other point worth looking at. Run a scan checking for any body control module faults, start here.

Mark (mhpautos)

The cruise control is on this same circuit. All three things come of the same section of the ignition switch on the brown wire. I would start by inspecting the switch connector. If the connector body is melted and/or two terminals are black or appear to have been overheated, the switch must be replaced, then, those overheated terminals can be cut out of the connector and replaced with individual crimp-on terminals. Those new terminals should be soldered too. Also, you will typically find the first four inches of wire are hardened from being hot. Solder will not adhere to that. Cut off the hardened parts, splice in new wire of the same gauge, solder the splices, and seal them with heat-shrink tubing.

If the switch and connector are okay, there could also be a bad connection inside the fuse box. We will address that later if necessary.