wiper motor won't work right
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wiper motor won't work right
I have a 1985 Honda Accord and my wiper motor only runs on high,& it will stop were ever, as soon as I turn the wiper off. and will not return to the park location. The wiper motor that was on the car just locked up & I changed it with one from a scrappyard and it does the same thing.
Can anyone help me
Can anyone help me
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Re: wiper motor won't work right
to check the switch you will need a multimeter and a wiring diagram.
Not sure how to change it, but it probably requires removing the steering wheel, on most, [but not all] Honda/Acura the head light, signal lights, and wipers are all in one, "Combination Light Switch". 94
Not sure how to change it, but it probably requires removing the steering wheel, on most, [but not all] Honda/Acura the head light, signal lights, and wipers are all in one, "Combination Light Switch". 94
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Re: wiper motor won't work right
I was talking to some one and they said that there are two diffrent models .one you have to pull the steering wheel and a hole bunch of other stuff ( he said it will be easier to just change the hole colum),the other you have to take the cover off the colum and the switch will come apart. I don't know which one I have .
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Re: wiper motor won't work right
Ditto the above.^^^
You will have to pull the steering wheel, the wiper switch is part of the "Combination Light Switch"...
http://catalog.autohausaz.com/autoha...6046592OES.JPG but pulling the steering wheel and replacing the switch is going to be a lot less work, [easier] then replacing the whole steering column. 94
You will have to pull the steering wheel, the wiper switch is part of the "Combination Light Switch"...
http://catalog.autohausaz.com/autoha...6046592OES.JPG but pulling the steering wheel and replacing the switch is going to be a lot less work, [easier] then replacing the whole steering column. 94
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Re: wiper motor won't work right
I thank all of you for the replies that you gave on this blog this has been some good info. I looked on some diffrent auto parts web pages and the most commonl cost for the switch is around $190.00 . I don't know what a scrapp yard would charge but I'll find out tomorrow.
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