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Join Date: Nov 2021
Location: Wilmington, Delaware
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Melissa Klein just rebuilt my wiper motor, and I got a new switch, but I'm having hell of s time getting all three installed and connected. I think I'm just too old, fat and inflexible. I've tried I think all possible installation sequences, and I just can't get all 3 in and connected. So, I'm looking for successful strategies. I haven't tried removing any of the myriad things in my way yet. I thought I'd check here first. Also, it gives my back a rest.
I understand there are multiple wiper configurations. Mine is just a single wiper connected directly to the motor thru the cowl, with the motor connected to the switch with a bent wire that hooks thru a grommet on the switch arm and pokes thru a grommet on the motor arm. Picture attached. This was all connected before I removed it all, though not actually working. Thanks, Steve
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