Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2003 19:34:53 GMT From: "David Spear" <dspearREMOVE99canopsamo.com> Subject: Re: wipers
Mine do the same thing, but only at low revs. I surmise that my battery/wiring/alternator is not putting out enough current/voltage at idle to run the wipers continuously but it's not really worth my time to trace it down... they work when I need them (when car is moving). Do yours malfunction under all conditions, i.e. higher revs too? Unplug the power supply anbd make sure that there is power being applied for more than a few seconds when you turn the switch on. Turn on the wipers and when they stop, put your hand onto the wiper motor. Is it humming, warm, etc. like it's trying to turn? Might be that the motor is wearing out, not generating enough oomph to move the wipers. If the motor is trying to turn you could disassemble and grease all of your wiper components i.e. bearing surfaces and pivot points on the track to the driver's side wiper... dave "Barry" <tandemnopsamet.com> wrote in message news:e6383369.0310281031.6802fb3nopsaming.google.com... > 95 900 The wipers will stop. Try to clean the window and the wipers > make two or so passes then just stop in the middle of a pass. Tried > replacing wipers and cleaned winsheild. Is a switch sticking or is it > in the motor? > Also wonder if anybody had trouble with the over head light come on > while driving. I'm thinking a short in the switch at the key, because > if you bump the key the lights come on also. > > Thanks > Barry
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