wiper fuse and relay
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wiper fuse and relay
does anyone know where the fuses and relays are for the window sheild wipers on a 1987 turbo II. my wipers dont work and i think there is a blown fuse or relay somewhere, i just dont know where.
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would the relay cause the wipers not to come down when they are half way on the windshield?
Let me see if I can say this better, I have a 88 SE and I didn't pass MD inspection because my wipers will stop halfway on the glass if you turn them off before they reach the bottom of the glass. For example if I have them on at like normal speed and I switch it down to int. it will stop right where it is, and a few seconds later it'll move to the bottom and then fucntion in int. mode. But if it's halfway through a whip and I switch it to off. I'll stop right there. and won't come down unless I time it so that I turn it off at it's lowest point.
I hope that made sense. If it's just a relay where can I get the part, because replacing the whole switch is like 350 dollars.
Let me see if I can say this better, I have a 88 SE and I didn't pass MD inspection because my wipers will stop halfway on the glass if you turn them off before they reach the bottom of the glass. For example if I have them on at like normal speed and I switch it down to int. it will stop right where it is, and a few seconds later it'll move to the bottom and then fucntion in int. mode. But if it's halfway through a whip and I switch it to off. I'll stop right there. and won't come down unless I time it so that I turn it off at it's lowest point.
I hope that made sense. If it's just a relay where can I get the part, because replacing the whole switch is like 350 dollars.
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You can test and *possibly* repair the switch yourself; although, the motor maybe shot. In the latter case, Mr. Hailer sells replacement wiper switches, I believe. Here's a link.. read through it carefully first
>http://teamfc3s.org/info/articles/wipers.html
>http://teamfc3s.org/info/articles/wipers.html
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Originally posted by neptuneRX
would the relay cause the wipers not to come down when they are half way on the windshield?
Let me see if I can say this better, I have a 88 SE and I didn't pass MD inspection because my wipers will stop halfway on the glass if you turn them off before they reach the bottom of the glass. For example if I have them on at like normal speed and I switch it down to int. it will stop right where it is, and a few seconds later it'll move to the bottom and then fucntion in int. mode. But if it's halfway through a whip and I switch it to off. I'll stop right there. and won't come down unless I time it so that I turn it off at it's lowest point.
I hope that made sense. If it's just a relay where can I get the part, because replacing the whole switch is like 350 dollars.
would the relay cause the wipers not to come down when they are half way on the windshield?
Let me see if I can say this better, I have a 88 SE and I didn't pass MD inspection because my wipers will stop halfway on the glass if you turn them off before they reach the bottom of the glass. For example if I have them on at like normal speed and I switch it down to int. it will stop right where it is, and a few seconds later it'll move to the bottom and then fucntion in int. mode. But if it's halfway through a whip and I switch it to off. I'll stop right there. and won't come down unless I time it so that I turn it off at it's lowest point.
I hope that made sense. If it's just a relay where can I get the part, because replacing the whole switch is like 350 dollars.
I stock and rebuild the switches and stock a heavy duty replacement for wiper relays on my website's store. PM or email me for my website if you need it.
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