Re: Electrical troubleshooting wipers on 86 Ramcharger

what part of the header to his post did u miss.....................I cant 
believe engine size matters to his question? I would think that his 
questions would apply to anyone looking for the same problem, regardless
of 
engine size etc, cause that's all the extra info he posted. So does that 
make this more relevant and you will now provide an answer to his
question? 
Somehow I doubt it
"curmudgeon" <curmudgeon@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Might be helpful if you included pertinent details on the truck you're 
> talking about...
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> <grimisme@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> My wipers stopped the other day. I started at the switch and worked my
>> way up to the motor, I am pretty sure the problem is in the motor
>> itself, but it might be the intermittent control module. I don't know
>> how to test that, though, and hoping one of you might have some
>> insight.
>>
>> This is why I think the switch is OK:
>> - The switch still works for the washer pump (press down on this
>> switch from any position).
>> - When moving the switch into any of the on positions, I can hear the
>> intermittent controller click.
>>
>> I think the control arms and linkages are OK because the arms can't be
>> moved.
>>
>> If the intermittent controller can be called good because it clicks
>> (can it? that's one question) then the problem is likely at the motor
>> or between the IC and the motor.
>>
>> What I could use here are the electrical test procedures for the
>> intermittent controller and the wiper motor harness.
>>
>> I'd love to get lucky and find out it's just brushes :)
>>
>> R(k)
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