Windshield Wiper/washer Problems of Mitsubishi Mirage

Every time it rains, I must use windshield wipers, but they fail to work at all sometimes--about 50% of the attempts, and do not work well enough the other 50% of the time. I have discovered that I can stop the car, leaving the car on, and 'exercise' the wipers to get them to work better. I took the car in to the dealership, but they were unsuccessful with pinpointing the problem. The wipers happened to have begun working, as is the commom occurrence; so that was good enough for them. It is extremely fightening to be driving along the interstate and have the wipers stop working! that has happened many time--including on trips. The dealership was willing to try a $90. 00 switch and if that did not work , they would have replaced the motor for over $300. 00 more. They refused to guarantee locating and fixing the problem for that amount of money--plus labor, of course. So, the problem just remains. I have estimated the date that the problem first began because I had been dealing with it since the beginning of having this car. That date is an estimated time of when I took the car to the dealership about this problem. As well, the number of occurrences is an estimate. I don't know how many times it has occurred. It occurs every time I use the wiper system. I asked the dealership if others had reported problems with wiper systems of Mitsubishi Mirages; I received no answer. I would like to receive help in finding someone who can repair this problem. I wonder if the dealership is required to repair a problem such as this. Would a wiper system failure problem be considered a serious problem? I hope so since being able to see is vital to the driving situation. I know that whenever the wipers stop, I have to find a way to pull off the road without causing an accident in the process of it and despite the fact that I can no longer see the road at all. If your department can help me, please call or email me. Thank you for hearing my issue.

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When driving in bad weather conditions and when windshield wipers are needed,they become inoperative causing poor visibility. Consumer has contacted dealer. Dealer stated windshield wiper blades need replacing. Please provide any further details.

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