Re: Neal's wiper problem

[Jimmy Peavy <peaver63@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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The wiring harness could be fried from too high voltage caused by that 
faulty voltage regulator.
He may need to pull the gauge cluster and do a visual on the wiring


Jimmy


Robert neal zimmerman wrote:

> the problem may be in the
>  
>
> > wiper motor or that the linkage to the wiper pivots may be at
> > fault.Also,the shafts that the wiper arms hook to may be all gummed up
> > and the shafts are causing so much mechanical resistance for the motor to
> > overcome,thus, the breaker keeps tripping. > 		
> >   Excellent idea Stan but when I wired the motor back up, ,the wiper motor runs beautifully, and smooth.
> >    
>  Doesnt return to park position though. And they wont shut off.   
>     Also went to my Battery guy today, he checked the charging system,
>     found a bum voltage regulator, i replaced that, and hoped somehow
>     it was linked to my wiper problem, but no dice.
>       Neal Zimmerman, Eugene Oregon
>
>  


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