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head lights wipers S70 1998

posted by  petdoc on  Mon Nov 25 04:18 CST 2002
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One of my headlights wiper is not returning to the rest position. It is not until I let the car rest for a while and turn the ignition on that the wiper come back to the rest position. Is this a sign of problems with the wiper motor or something else. I would appreciate some ideas on this. Thank, Jerry.








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    head lights wipers

    posted by  francisira on  Mon Nov 25 09:54 CST 2002
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    i removed my driver side one last month due to the same thing. i opened it up and found a lot of dirt and stuff in it. i gave it a good blast of carb cleaner and a dab of grease before putting it back together. it now works very good.
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    posted by  Gerald C on  Mon Nov 25 08:27 CST 2002
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    All I can say is that this is a common problem with 850's too. If your wiper has become permanently misadjusted, it can be repositioned. But most of the time, this is not the problem, as you observe. I just learn to live with it, and use the wash function an extra time or two to bring the blades back into sync.

    Gerald C







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