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posted by  transit wind on  Wed Dec 17 18:37 CST 2008
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I think the leak came from a bad seal on that drivers side air vent. I had to fix it since buying the car and don't touch it for fear the seal will fall out. While I was in there I found three black wires coming up out of the padding on the floor. Had no idea where they went but had an idea they went to the rear wiper. I finally found the place to connect them to and now have need for a new rear wiper blade. And one of the bolts to the rear wiper motor is missing. I'm guessing the past owner just disconnected the rear wipers when the bolt went missing. After replacing the rear tailgate harnesses over a year ago its nice to know I'm finally getting things done on this car that seems to sit more than be driven. Especially with the salt now on the road. Anyways, leaks have stranded me before. I'm just glad its no more inserting the fuse and removing it to have wipers which is what happened a couple times having to drive the "project" while the runner was grinding a brake.






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