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So, today after parking the car and turning it off, I realized that the wipers were still turned on and up on the windshield, which annoys me. Then, I proceeded to turn the car back on and turned the switch back off so that the wipers would be in the normal position. Did that and the stupid wipers went and stayed at the peak position on the windshield. Does anyone have any clue why this happened? I fiddled around trying to repeat the process, but my wipers' "off" position is now NOT the right adjfoiwdjfalsdjfa. Help.
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my wipers did this on my 94' impala SS and it was the wiper motor taking a dump on me. replaced and fixed- 2012 Mustang GT 5.0 - M6 / Brembo Package / 3.73 / Bama Tune / Catless X / Corsa Xtreme /
- 2006 TBSS 2wd - Nitrous Grind Cam / Stainless Works LT's / Nitrous Works / FMStune / IeatSRT CAI / Stg 6 Trans / Kbee Coilovers / SOLD
- 1997 Camaro - Crane 234 242 / PortedPolishedMilled / Kooks / Borla / CompClutch / pro5.0 / 4.10's / SLP / SOLD
- 2008 G8 GT - Kooks / Vararam / HSRK / FMStune / SOLD
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I have a wiper motor i'd be willing to sell for $20 just to helop ya out.Comment
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how old?Comment
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from 1996. it had 59k miles on it when removed, just sitting nowComment
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sounds good. PM sent.Comment
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My wiper motor would randomly cycle between off and the parked position. Something in the motor (sensor or whatever) was crapping out. I pull the fuse when not in use as they still work when on. I have a replacement motor I got from someone who removed their wipers. Just need to get it installed. It's been acting up like this for years. It is frustrating having to pull over and put the fuse back in when it rains or remove it when it dries up. I hate them randomly cycling for no reason and don't want to burn anything out so I pull the fuse after I get them to finally go back to the off position.My Toys: Hugger Orange 1999 Z28 6-Spd Twin Turbo
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