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my wipers wouldn't stop, so i pulled the relay under the das


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Pop the cover off the wiper relay and check the points inside. If they're stuck closed, it's probably the culprit and if you're lucky, you might be able to unstick the points and save the cost of another relay. If the points are good, I would begin to suspect the parking mechanism on the motor itself or perhaps the switch. There have been posts on repairing the parking mechanism. Check 'em out. 72/73 switches are known to have the two little wires that run up the switch shaft break where they flex. If that happens they can touch, and the wipers will run forever (until you pull the fuse or the relay, of course!)

Cheers and happy troubleshooting

Mike

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I have two intermittent relays, but they won't work on my early '71 (different wiper system altogether). I'd part with both for a reasonable sum. Send me an email.

-Dave

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i've cleared it with "the boss" to get at least a couple of 02 hours

this weekend, so hopefully i'll know what i need by monday, and if

it is the relay i'll email. thanks again.

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