Wiper motor, Front. Porsche 986 Boxster / 996 / 997 / 987 Boxster / 987C Cayman / 993 › 99762410501

OE Match front windscreen wiper motor for Porsche 986/987 Boxster, 987C Cayman, 996 and 997 LHD applications, plus 993 RHD cars. Please also order PCG62410500.

Fits

• Porsche 993 RHD CAR ONLY
• Porsche 996 LHD
• Porsche 997 LHD
• Porsche 986 / 987 Boxster LHD
• Porsche 987C Cayman LHD
  
  

Check fitment for your specific vehicle (model, year, engine) before ordering.

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What This Product Does

The motor turns electrical power into rotation that drives the windscreen wiper linkage. That mechanism moves the arms and blades across the glass to remove rain and surface moisture.

Functions

• Provides the drive for the front wiper mechanism.
• Transfers motor rotation through the linkage to move the blades.
  
  

Technical Details

• Brand: OE Match.
• Motor reference: 99762410501.
• Position: Front.
• Additional repair kit required: PCG62410500
  
  

Symptoms of Fault

• Wipers remain stationary when switched on.
• Blade movement becomes unusually slow or uneven.
• Wipers halt part-way across the screen.
• Arms fail to return to their parked position.
• Operation cuts in and out.
• Abnormal motor noise, excess heat or recurring fuse failure.
  
  

Why Replacement Matters

A confirmed motor fault can interrupt wiping or prevent the arms returning to their resting position. Renewal addresses a failed drive unit, but electrical supply faults and a binding linkage should be investigated first to avoid replacing a serviceable motor or overloading its replacement.

FAQs

• Does this motor suit both driving sides?

  No. The supplied applications specify LHD vehicles except for the 993, which requires RHD.

• What else must be ordered?

  Please also order PCG62410500.

• Can a stiff linkage resemble motor failure?

  Yes. Restricted movement can slow or stop the wipers and place additional load on the motor. Have the linkage inspected during diagnosis.

• What should be checked before replacement?

  Check the fuse, electrical supply, earth connections and connector condition, together with the linkage. Failure to park can involve the motor's parking circuit, but the symptom alone does not confirm the cause.