wipers wont stop
#4
Originally Posted by amp' post='845028' date='Nov 12 2006, 07:58 PM
pull the fuse till you figure out what went wrong...
I just unplug the motor.. and yea, its pretty damn anoying.
yea, already swapped out the switch.. no joy.
#5
I think there is some type of delay switch/relay that allows the wipers to return to the "down" position before stopping AFTER being switched off. I've heard of those going bad, but I think they're usually integrated with the motor which you said was already changed.
#7
Originally Posted by works2r' post='845144' date='Nov 13 2006, 01:31 PM
you swapped the motor already?
is it always on the same speed no matter what or does it work on the intermittant modes?
yea, swapped the motor already.. seems like Im getting differant speeds, but its hard to tell. if there is a differance its not much. I found a wireing diagram for it, and im not seeing a relay anywhere. guess I'll try swapping out the switching asymbly again.. only thing it can be.
#8
i would also check all the various wiring around it... maybe something is shorted? the switch is basically a capacitor that charges, so it could be that youre stuck on always on..
its supposed to supply power all the time and the switch just completes the circuit
its supposed to supply power all the time and the switch just completes the circuit
#9
Originally Posted by works2r' post='845233' date='Nov 13 2006, 08:16 PM
i would also check all the various wiring around it... maybe something is shorted? the switch is basically a capacitor that charges, so it could be that youre stuck on always on..
its supposed to supply power all the time and the switch just completes the circuit
well everything is getting pulled out in a couple of months for a tech 3 and painless wireing harness, so im not sweating this to much. was just hopeing there was a relay that I was missing somewhere..
#10
Originally Posted by FDokinawa' post='845244' date='Nov 14 2006, 12:26 AM
well everything is getting pulled out in a couple of months for a tech 3 and painless wireing harness, so im not sweating this to much. was just hopeing there was a relay that I was missing somewhere..
relay and capacitor i think is in the motor for this one
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