My wife was driving the car today it was pritty bad weather she was on the highway when she got off the highway and in the city for a short time the wipers would stop in the middle of the windsheild like the were stuck for a couple of seconds and start again happened 3 times in a row to her has not did it again tonight i was wondering if she was using the delay wipers and with the speed sensitive being on the highway might cause this if there is a memory or something wich resets its self ????????? any ideas or has anybody heard or seen this she went to the dealer but service was getting ready to close and it was no longer doing it so they said to bring it in next week i might take it in on tues

... was there snow build up on them? I was thinking maybe the wipers got too heavy and heated the motor up causing it to shut down and when it cooled off it started back up *SHRUG* ... I really have no idea, just grasping at straws :(

no it was just rain and wey snow
has not done it since

Very strange ... wonder if there is a loose connection in the wiring ... again, just grasping at straws :(

i was at the dealership today nothing appears wrong everybody is confused they called GM oshawa there has been no other problems like this they are going to do a search though verry confused what it could be :confused: :confused:

Not sure..I had some guesses but they dont appear to be dead on. :( Good luck!!!

BTW your car looks great with that tint!!!

You should report that problem to Transport Canada so they can log it and see if it's a common problem with the G6. Might help expedite a recall if necessary...

http://www.tc.gc.ca/roadsafety/tp/tp2822/menu.htm

Kind of an old thread but my 2 cents

Likely your wife had wipers in the delay setting when this happened?

This might indicate an intermittent wiring connection with what is known as the Wiper "Park" switch. Or problem with the Park switch itself in the wiper motor assembly. More likely the later.

What happens is that when in delay mode the wiper system tries to command a single wipe of the blades. The "Park" switch tells the computer when the wipe cycle is complete.

I guess GM Oshawa is where the GM Technical Assistance folks for GM of Canada are, right? Those are the right ones to help dealer

I had the same problem in my g6 during a storm. It turns out that the bolts to the wiper arms were not tight so when they met any kind of resistance they got stuck, usally right at the middle of the windsheild. They tightened them about a half turn each and I have not had that problem since

Mine did this the other day after having them on for an entire 3 hour drive in rain/snow. I figured the motor was overheated (which shouldn't happen) I just turned them on and off again each time it occured.