Q: locate fuse for windshield washer on 2002 toyota camry

asked by on February 21, 2017

My windshield washer doesn't work on my 2002 toyota camry le. I think it'sthe fuse but i can't locate it. Please tell/show me where to find it in the fuse box.

My car has 136000 miles.
My car has an automatic transmission.

The windshield wiper fuse is located in the fuse junction box under the left side of the dash. The fuse is a 25 amp fuse. It will be labeled wiper. Check the fuse to see if it is burned out. If it is then you may have a shorted wiper motor assembly and need to replace it.

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