2000 dodge Durango wiper motor location - 2000 Dodge Durango

Heater blower motor ? Is this what you mean ? Up under the dash on the passenger side on most vehicles !

The best way to remove it is to follow clear instructions using a Haynes Workshop Manual. I have bought these manuals for all of the cars I have owned over the years, they are a great way to plan how the repair or replacement will proceed and what tools you might require. They also prepare you for possible areas to wacth for when removing items to avoid injury to yourself or further damage to your car. All procedures are marked in 'number of spanners' to show the difficulty level involved.

I have replaced rear wiper motors in the past. It is fairly straightforward but The Haynes Manual will be the best $20 you spend.

Dodge Durango 2000 thru 2003 and Dodge Dakota 2000 thru 2004 Pick ups...

No there is not just one ,the rear has it's own fuse an relay . Fuse J - 20a in ( PDC ) power distribution center , relay should be in same box ! sorry don't have location number , can't find it !

It looks like the 97-2003 are similar.
It is above the passenger footwell, next to the glove compartment.
Here is a video that should make the location pretty clear:

under the forn grill wheare the wiper arms

Hello John---On the 2000 Durango the resistor should be directly underneath the passenger side glove box. So if you look directly up from underneath the passenger floor, you should see the long skinny rectangular wiring harness with one -8mm screw on each end...A 1/4" drive ratchet with extension and swivel joint will make it easier to reach and remove. A new resistor is a dealer item only i believe, that costs about $18...I hope this helps...good luck with your Durango.

Can you here it click when you turn wipers on if can here it its working.Or you can try a relay from another circuit thats the easiest way.

check fuse, check wire connection to wiper motor , check wiper motor.

It is located very near the blower motor,the blower motor keeps it cool,it has multi wires going to the connector on the blower resister,and mounts on the blower box,but actually goes inside the blower box

Your Durango possibly needs a CTM or Central Timing Module. The module is located behind the kick panel down by the drivers feet on the left.

The repair commands a ~$500 price for parts and labor, and they will need both your remote fobs to program them to the system.