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OT-Attn Jeep/Chry Techs need help w/wiper motor
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Posted by Redd on December 13, 2005 at 15:49:58 from (216.46.208.213):
I know this isn't tractor related but it may help prolong my tractor collecting days. Wife's 97 Grand Cherokee, failed rear wiper motor, bought used one, it was bad too (I know, but I took my chances). apparently seizing in the shaft end when pot metal corrodes is chronic problem. Bought new, it doesn't work at all! Freed up old one, it works but I got it out of "time" by moving worm gear mesh. There are six wires- one hot all the time and one turns on and off with switch. I assume others are delay etc. I don't want to fool around jumping terminals incase I can return this one. Please help keep my Christmas a married one. thank you
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