The B1630 OBD2 fault code relates to the Wiper Rear High Limit Input circuit. When the circuit circuit failure, the module cannot properly monitor or control this body system.
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Symptoms
- Wiper not working or erratic operation
- Washer pump not activating
- Possible warning indicator
- Intermittent wiper failure
Common Causes
- Faulty component — internal damage or wear affecting Wiper Rear High Limit Input
- Wiring issues — broken, corroded, or chafed wires in the circuit
- Connector problems — loose, oxidized, or moisture-damaged pins
- a general circuit failure is detected — can result from wiring faults, connector issues, or component failure
- Module input failure — rare, but the control module input stage may be defective
Step-by-Step Diagnosis
- Scan with OBD2 tool — Confirm B1630 is active. Check for additional DTCs.
- Visual inspection — Examine the Wiper Rear High Limit Input wiring and connector for corrosion or damage.
- Check voltage and ground — Use a multimeter to verify proper reference voltage.
- Test component — Compare readings to factory specs. A stuck or erratic signal confirms failure.
- Check for shorts/opens — Perform continuity tests on the wiring between the component and control module.
Repair & Solutions
- If the component is defective, replace the Wiper Rear High Limit Input with an OEM or quality aftermarket part.
- Repair any damaged wiring or connectors using proper methods.
- Clear the DTC with an OBD2 scanner and test drive to verify the code does not return.
- If the code persists after component replacement, inspect the control module connector.
Related Codes
- B1627 — Wiper Rear Park Sense Input Circuit Open
- B1628 — Wiper Rear Park Sense Input Circuit Short To Battery
- B1629 — Wiper Rear Park Sense Input Circuit Short To Ground