YOUR RESEARCHWiper woes
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My wipers are hesitating midway through the return stroke, but only on intermittent, a single pulse, or the final wipe when turned odd. On any constant speed they work just fine. It isn�t the blades skipping or dragging. Any ideas? Relay?
In both cases the wipers are "off" and returning to the home position, and only being powered until they get there. Relay sounds possible. There may also be a microswitch in the motor/gear assembly that is acting up. All guesswork on my part -- I didn't consult a wiring diagram.
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