Topic: wiper
in Forum: C3 Electrical
art-corvette

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I kinda agree wid Art...sounds like it could be the switch. Unplug the switch, and see if the wipers stop. If they do not, then it could be the wiper motor, or...a grounded wire in the circuit.
Wiper motors work a little different than most other things. The have voltage(12V+) all the time. The switch grounds the ciruit

oh...make sure the switch is plugged in correctly, first!!

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Joel Adams
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Glad ya found the prob!

Dang...I missed the 1977 part!







Joel Adams
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last time out, this "Joel" couldn't come up with any info on how to remove
some plastic storage racks...
now, this "Joel" misses the mark on a windshield wiper switch...
I suspect that the REAL Joel has been abducted by extraterrestrials and
replaced by a cyborg from the planet Mustangellenium...
which would explain why, all of a sudden, he appears to know nothing
about our cars.
How else to explain this bizarre turn of events?!?

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Joel Adams
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[QUOTE=SFVette]Hmmm... now, this "Joel" misses the mark on a windshield wiper switch... How else to explain this bizarre turn of events?!?[/QUOTE]
He's a Transmission Specialist, not a Wiper Specialist!
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