intermittent wipers
11-17-2005, 09:41 PM
#1
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intermittent wipers
Well, actually, they don't like to work when it's cold or wet.
And they don't return to park by themselves.
Motor connections or what?
Can the non-intermittent switch be replaced with an intermittent one,
or do I need a module for that?
And they don't return to park by themselves.
Motor connections or what?
Can the non-intermittent switch be replaced with an intermittent one,
or do I need a module for that?
11-18-2005, 03:02 AM
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Re: intermittent wipers
Make and model of your vehicle would be useful information. The return
to park mechanism is in the motor though.
Earle
Scott in Baltimore wrote:
> Well, actually, they don't like to work when it's cold or wet.
> And they don't return to park by themselves.
>
> Motor connections or what?
>
> Can the non-intermittent switch be replaced with an intermittent one,
> or do I need a module for that?
to park mechanism is in the motor though.
Earle
Scott in Baltimore wrote:
> Well, actually, they don't like to work when it's cold or wet.
> And they don't return to park by themselves.
>
> Motor connections or what?
>
> Can the non-intermittent switch be replaced with an intermittent one,
> or do I need a module for that?
11-18-2005, 03:02 AM
#3
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Re: intermittent wipers
Make and model of your vehicle would be useful information. The return
to park mechanism is in the motor though.
Earle
Scott in Baltimore wrote:
> Well, actually, they don't like to work when it's cold or wet.
> And they don't return to park by themselves.
>
> Motor connections or what?
>
> Can the non-intermittent switch be replaced with an intermittent one,
> or do I need a module for that?
to park mechanism is in the motor though.
Earle
Scott in Baltimore wrote:
> Well, actually, they don't like to work when it's cold or wet.
> And they don't return to park by themselves.
>
> Motor connections or what?
>
> Can the non-intermittent switch be replaced with an intermittent one,
> or do I need a module for that?
11-18-2005, 03:02 AM
#4
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Re: intermittent wipers
Make and model of your vehicle would be useful information. The return
to park mechanism is in the motor though.
Earle
Scott in Baltimore wrote:
> Well, actually, they don't like to work when it's cold or wet.
> And they don't return to park by themselves.
>
> Motor connections or what?
>
> Can the non-intermittent switch be replaced with an intermittent one,
> or do I need a module for that?
to park mechanism is in the motor though.
Earle
Scott in Baltimore wrote:
> Well, actually, they don't like to work when it's cold or wet.
> And they don't return to park by themselves.
>
> Motor connections or what?
>
> Can the non-intermittent switch be replaced with an intermittent one,
> or do I need a module for that?
11-18-2005, 03:11 AM
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Re: intermittent wipers
Earle Horton wrote:
> Make and model of your vehicle would be useful information.
'97 Wrangler
> The return
> to park mechanism is in the motor though.
That means a disassemble, clean and reassemble?
I guess just clean and lube the whole assembly.
> Earle
>
> Scott in Baltimore wrote:
>
>>Well, actually, they don't like to work when it's cold or wet.
>>And they don't return to park by themselves.
>>
>>Motor connections or what?
>>
>>Can the non-intermittent switch be replaced with an intermittent one,
>>or do I need a module for that?
>
>
> Make and model of your vehicle would be useful information.
'97 Wrangler
> The return
> to park mechanism is in the motor though.
That means a disassemble, clean and reassemble?
I guess just clean and lube the whole assembly.
> Earle
>
> Scott in Baltimore wrote:
>
>>Well, actually, they don't like to work when it's cold or wet.
>>And they don't return to park by themselves.
>>
>>Motor connections or what?
>>
>>Can the non-intermittent switch be replaced with an intermittent one,
>>or do I need a module for that?
>
>
11-18-2005, 03:11 AM
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Re: intermittent wipers
Earle Horton wrote:
> Make and model of your vehicle would be useful information.
'97 Wrangler
> The return
> to park mechanism is in the motor though.
That means a disassemble, clean and reassemble?
I guess just clean and lube the whole assembly.
> Earle
>
> Scott in Baltimore wrote:
>
>>Well, actually, they don't like to work when it's cold or wet.
>>And they don't return to park by themselves.
>>
>>Motor connections or what?
>>
>>Can the non-intermittent switch be replaced with an intermittent one,
>>or do I need a module for that?
>
>
> Make and model of your vehicle would be useful information.
'97 Wrangler
> The return
> to park mechanism is in the motor though.
That means a disassemble, clean and reassemble?
I guess just clean and lube the whole assembly.
> Earle
>
> Scott in Baltimore wrote:
>
>>Well, actually, they don't like to work when it's cold or wet.
>>And they don't return to park by themselves.
>>
>>Motor connections or what?
>>
>>Can the non-intermittent switch be replaced with an intermittent one,
>>or do I need a module for that?
>
>
11-18-2005, 03:11 AM
#7
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Re: intermittent wipers
Earle Horton wrote:
> Make and model of your vehicle would be useful information.
'97 Wrangler
> The return
> to park mechanism is in the motor though.
That means a disassemble, clean and reassemble?
I guess just clean and lube the whole assembly.
> Earle
>
> Scott in Baltimore wrote:
>
>>Well, actually, they don't like to work when it's cold or wet.
>>And they don't return to park by themselves.
>>
>>Motor connections or what?
>>
>>Can the non-intermittent switch be replaced with an intermittent one,
>>or do I need a module for that?
>
>
> Make and model of your vehicle would be useful information.
'97 Wrangler
> The return
> to park mechanism is in the motor though.
That means a disassemble, clean and reassemble?
I guess just clean and lube the whole assembly.
> Earle
>
> Scott in Baltimore wrote:
>
>>Well, actually, they don't like to work when it's cold or wet.
>>And they don't return to park by themselves.
>>
>>Motor connections or what?
>>
>>Can the non-intermittent switch be replaced with an intermittent one,
>>or do I need a module for that?
>
>
11-18-2005, 03:20 AM
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Re: intermittent wipers
"Scott in Baltimore" <sDcOoNtTtS_PuAnMiMtE_69@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Well, actually, they don't like to work when it's cold or wet.
> And they don't return to park by themselves.
They only work when it's dry?
How handy.
11-18-2005, 03:20 AM
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Re: intermittent wipers
"Scott in Baltimore" <sDcOoNtTtS_PuAnMiMtE_69@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Well, actually, they don't like to work when it's cold or wet.
> And they don't return to park by themselves.
They only work when it's dry?
How handy.
11-18-2005, 03:20 AM
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Re: intermittent wipers
"Scott in Baltimore" <sDcOoNtTtS_PuAnMiMtE_69@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:8s-dnRdwuIuqouDenZ2dnUVZ_tednZ2d@comcast.com...
> Well, actually, they don't like to work when it's cold or wet.
> And they don't return to park by themselves.
They only work when it's dry?
How handy.
