me

I would think it's just a matter of a relay. But then it would be
delayed all the time, right?? Unless you went about modifying the
switch and all. Not sure.

Matt wrote:

> Nope. No delay. Maybe somebody knows how to do it?
>
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> '03 TJ Sport
> 91 kawasaki 650sx
> "me" <noone@anywhere.com> wrote in message
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>
>>Hey Thomas. I can't help you with your problem, but I wonder if you can
>>tell me if the '03 rear wiper has a delay setting?? My '98 does not,
>>but I am hoping they changed that. Thanks and good luck with your
>>diagnosis.
>>
>>Jay
>>
>>thomas wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Ok, here's a weird one. I have an 03 Wrangler with a hardtop, got it
>>>new 3 months ago. During that time, I have noticed something odd
>>>about the rear wiper on the hardtop. Sometimes after parking several
>>>hours or (most often) overnight, when I fire up the Jeep, there is
>>>pulsing noise coming from the wiper motor assembly on the hardtop -
>>>this is without me touching the on/off switch for it. It sounds like
>>>I imagine it would if someone had grabbed the wiper while it was on
>>>and the motor was fighting the resistance or something. But, it is
>>>unhindered, and - more importantly - nobody has turned it on.
>>>
>>>What I usually do is to go ahead and spray the back window and run the
>>>wiper for a few seconds, which seems to shut the thing up.
>>>
>>>Anybody else have this happen to them? What are your guesses as to
>>>what is happening and what I should do to fix?
>>>
>>>- thanks!
>>>
>>
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me

I would think it's just a matter of a relay. But then it would be
delayed all the time, right?? Unless you went about modifying the
switch and all. Not sure.

Matt wrote:

> Nope. No delay. Maybe somebody knows how to do it?
>
> --
> Matt
> '03 TJ Sport
> 91 kawasaki 650sx
> "me" <noone@anywhere.com> wrote in message
> news:5%PAb.2029$W02.257792@news4.srv.hcvlny.cv.net ...
>
>>Hey Thomas. I can't help you with your problem, but I wonder if you can
>>tell me if the '03 rear wiper has a delay setting?? My '98 does not,
>>but I am hoping they changed that. Thanks and good luck with your
>>diagnosis.
>>
>>Jay
>>
>>thomas wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Ok, here's a weird one. I have an 03 Wrangler with a hardtop, got it
>>>new 3 months ago. During that time, I have noticed something odd
>>>about the rear wiper on the hardtop. Sometimes after parking several
>>>hours or (most often) overnight, when I fire up the Jeep, there is
>>>pulsing noise coming from the wiper motor assembly on the hardtop -
>>>this is without me touching the on/off switch for it. It sounds like
>>>I imagine it would if someone had grabbed the wiper while it was on
>>>and the motor was fighting the resistance or something. But, it is
>>>unhindered, and - more importantly - nobody has turned it on.
>>>
>>>What I usually do is to go ahead and spray the back window and run the
>>>wiper for a few seconds, which seems to shut the thing up.
>>>
>>>Anybody else have this happen to them? What are your guesses as to
>>>what is happening and what I should do to fix?
>>>
>>>- thanks!
>>>
>>
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Tim Hayes

It probably isn't your wiper. I have an '03 with both tops and I hear a
noise like that no matter which top is on it.

I think it is the fuel pump. I've tried to find the noise myself and it
seems to be coming from the tank. It also seems to only happen after the
jeep has been off for some time- as if it is re-pressurizing the system
or something.

thomas wrote:

>
> Ok, here's a weird one. I have an 03 Wrangler with a hardtop, got it
> new 3 months ago. During that time, I have noticed something odd about
> the rear wiper on the hardtop. Sometimes after parking several hours or
> (most often) overnight, when I fire up the Jeep, there is pulsing noise
> coming from the wiper motor assembly on the hardtop

Tim Hayes

It probably isn't your wiper. I have an '03 with both tops and I hear a
noise like that no matter which top is on it.

I think it is the fuel pump. I've tried to find the noise myself and it
seems to be coming from the tank. It also seems to only happen after the
jeep has been off for some time- as if it is re-pressurizing the system
or something.

thomas wrote:

>
> Ok, here's a weird one. I have an 03 Wrangler with a hardtop, got it
> new 3 months ago. During that time, I have noticed something odd about
> the rear wiper on the hardtop. Sometimes after parking several hours or
> (most often) overnight, when I fire up the Jeep, there is pulsing noise
> coming from the wiper motor assembly on the hardtop

Tim Hayes

It probably isn't your wiper. I have an '03 with both tops and I hear a
noise like that no matter which top is on it.

I think it is the fuel pump. I've tried to find the noise myself and it
seems to be coming from the tank. It also seems to only happen after the
jeep has been off for some time- as if it is re-pressurizing the system
or something.

thomas wrote:

>
> Ok, here's a weird one. I have an 03 Wrangler with a hardtop, got it
> new 3 months ago. During that time, I have noticed something odd about
> the rear wiper on the hardtop. Sometimes after parking several hours or
> (most often) overnight, when I fire up the Jeep, there is pulsing noise
> coming from the wiper motor assembly on the hardtop

Peter Parker

In article <9POAb.4427$PJ1.3199@twister.socal.rr.com>,
thomas <nospamforme@nicetry.com> wrote:
>
>Ok, here's a weird one. I have an 03 Wrangler with a hardtop, got it
>new 3 months ago. During that time, I have noticed something odd about
>the rear wiper on the hardtop. Sometimes after parking several hours or
>(most often) overnight, when I fire up the Jeep, there is pulsing noise
>coming from the wiper motor assembly on the hardtop - this is without me
> touching the on/off switch for it. It sounds like I imagine it would
>if someone had grabbed the wiper while it was on and the motor was
>fighting the resistance or something. But, it is unhindered, and - more
>importantly - nobody has turned it on.
>
>What I usually do is to go ahead and spray the back window and run the
>wiper for a few seconds, which seems to shut the thing up.
>
>Anybody else have this happen to them? What are your guesses as to what
>is happening and what I should do to fix?

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Peter Parker

In article <9POAb.4427$PJ1.3199@twister.socal.rr.com>,
thomas <nospamforme@nicetry.com> wrote:
>
>Ok, here's a weird one. I have an 03 Wrangler with a hardtop, got it
>new 3 months ago. During that time, I have noticed something odd about
>the rear wiper on the hardtop. Sometimes after parking several hours or
>(most often) overnight, when I fire up the Jeep, there is pulsing noise
>coming from the wiper motor assembly on the hardtop - this is without me
> touching the on/off switch for it. It sounds like I imagine it would
>if someone had grabbed the wiper while it was on and the motor was
>fighting the resistance or something. But, it is unhindered, and - more
>importantly - nobody has turned it on.
>
>What I usually do is to go ahead and spray the back window and run the
>wiper for a few seconds, which seems to shut the thing up.
>
>Anybody else have this happen to them? What are your guesses as to what
>is happening and what I should do to fix?

Factory Warranty

HTH

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Peter Parker

In article <9POAb.4427$PJ1.3199@twister.socal.rr.com>,
thomas <nospamforme@nicetry.com> wrote:
>
>Ok, here's a weird one. I have an 03 Wrangler with a hardtop, got it
>new 3 months ago. During that time, I have noticed something odd about
>the rear wiper on the hardtop. Sometimes after parking several hours or
>(most often) overnight, when I fire up the Jeep, there is pulsing noise
>coming from the wiper motor assembly on the hardtop - this is without me
> touching the on/off switch for it. It sounds like I imagine it would
>if someone had grabbed the wiper while it was on and the motor was
>fighting the resistance or something. But, it is unhindered, and - more
>importantly - nobody has turned it on.
>
>What I usually do is to go ahead and spray the back window and run the
>wiper for a few seconds, which seems to shut the thing up.
>
>Anybody else have this happen to them? What are your guesses as to what
>is happening and what I should do to fix?

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HTH

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COLLIDE13@webtv.net

I Think Tom is right.ABS does that on start up.The vibration should be
in sync.with the pulse you feel on your brake pedal,no?-Hank.

COLLIDE13@webtv.net

I Think Tom is right.ABS does that on start up.The vibration should be
in sync.with the pulse you feel on your brake pedal,no?-Hank.