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Old 04-26-2003, 02:41 PM
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I was so excited to get some thing s foixed on the car today. Not working out that way though....





My wipers have only worked in the low settings since I purchased the car. When I shut off the wipers they just stop exactly where they are when I turn the switch. I gotten pretty good at timing the turn off of them by now.



Anyway, I got a "tested and working" switch off of eBay. I just put the switch in, and it is doing the exact same thing. Is it another bad switch? Or is there another problem I should be looking at?



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Old 04-26-2003, 04:33 PM
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The wire harness could be bad but I really doubt it. Its probably another bad switch the seller yanked out of a junkyard. I'd take it up with him and try to return it.
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COOL.. I am not the only one.. My car does the same ****..
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Old 04-26-2003, 04:51 PM
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I just tested it as per pages T-25 and T-26 of the FSM. If I am correct in my interpretations of the readings, I have another bad switch. Here's what I got.



Switch in Mist or II position - 12V (E-SWH)

Switch in I position - 0V (E-SWL)

Switch in INT position - 12V constant, never fluctuated back to 0V (E-SWL)



12V = BAD. Switch should read 0V in order operate. This is why setting I works and none of the others do.



12V = BAD. Switch should read 0V in order operate. This is why setting I works and none of the others do.



Am I correct? Or totally off base?



Also, it is relatively easy to repair these switches? A matter of resoldering some connections like the clock?
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I tried the relay fix a while ago and totally hacked it to ****. Had to get one out of a junkyard after that.
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I am just gonna wait till I find one at the junk yard.. Fat chance though since it has to have the cruise control switch on it...
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Originally Posted by 75 Repu' date='Apr 26 2003, 05:06 PM
I am just gonna wait till I find one at the junk yard.. Fat chance though since it has to have the cruise control switch on it...




Cruise control is a separate switch. They are just located in the same area. Unless it's really really different in the verts?
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