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YOUR RESEARCHwiper delay knob removal
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Clean contacts
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I pulled the relay and cleaned the contacts with deoxit and it went back to working right.
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When using a flat head screw driver, use , just the tip, best to wrap it in rubber or soft material not to damage anything , if your ok with not getting your *** off, spray some lubricant, contact cleaner on the base of your ***.
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When using a flat head screw driver, use , just the tip, best to wrap it in rubber or soft material not to damage anything , if your ok with not getting your *** off, spray some lubricant, contact cleaner on the base of your ***.
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When using a flat head screw driver, use , just the tip, best to wrap it in rubber or soft material not to damage anything , if your ok with not getting your *** off, spray some lubricant, contact cleaner on the base of your ***.
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When using a flat head screw driver, use , just the tip, best to wrap it in rubber or soft material not to damage anything , if your ok with not getting your *** off, spray some lubricant, contact cleaner on the base of your ***.
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I am trying to remove the ****/potentiometer for intermittent wiper delay period. The **** is located in the horseshoe. Do I have to remove the horseshoe or can the **** be pulled out of the front?
If you have the non-rain sensing wipers (like me) the potentiometer in there just gets fouled over time. Either that or relay #16 gets loose or its contacts get dirty.
Before you start pulling on the **** its very easy to take the horseshoe off, its all held with clips. Just get a flat screwdriver and work your way around it very slowly. But don't pull all the way out as there are wires that you need to unclip for it to fully detach from the dash. From there on Im sure it will be very easy to remove the buttons and the ****.
Every time I've tried to remove it, I just get a lot of scary creaking noises and tons of resistance. This would be the first time I really need to get it off.
Would you happen to have the part number for the ****? The horseshoe is super easy to take off. If you are still in Jax I would be happy to pop it off for ya.
I did not have to play with my **** very much. I pulled the relay and cleaned the contacts with deoxit and it went back to working right. At the slowest setting, it is 24 seconds between wipes. At the fastest, it is about 4-5 seconds. I didn't bother to take the horsehoe and **** off since the relay seemed to fix the issue.
When using a flat head screw driver, use , just the tip, best to wrap it in rubber or soft material not to damage anything , if your ok with not getting your *** off, spray some lubricant, contact cleaner on the base of your ***.
Play with your *** to see if it works , it it does gently insert the horseshoe in and she, your car will be happy
