Just to be clear... The wipers are supposed to stop immediately when you turn the 'shut-off' switch. How else would you be able to change wiper blades?
1972 wiper problum
Team Owner
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From: Westminster Maryland
Hi,
My understanding is that the switch interrupts the current to the wiper motor.
When you turn the switch the wipers stop if they're moving or remain parked if they're parked. Only two possibilities... on or off.
When you turn the switch counter clockwise the wipers should stop immediately.
Regards,
Alan
My understanding is that the switch interrupts the current to the wiper motor.
When you turn the switch the wipers stop if they're moving or remain parked if they're parked. Only two possibilities... on or off.
When you turn the switch counter clockwise the wipers should stop immediately.
Regards,
Alan
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Intermediate
Joined: Aug 2008
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I was using the shut-off to turn the wiper off in the down spot to close the door. Now with the motor arm connected right, everything works right.
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