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posted by  Paul Driver of Inga on  Mon Jul 5 16:54 CST 2010
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This is the wiper motor and what I am about to describe, yeah I have the dang T Shirt.

Start by opening the top of the motor, remove the two phillips screws and take a look at the little copper contacts that are supposed to be held apart. Very easy to miss this when you have the cover off and accidentally press them together. That will cause the constant motor running you describe. The contacts are supposed to go on both sides of the center ring. Slip the connector back and then ease it forward so that the contacts are separated by the center plastic section. Slip the plastic back into place, ease the dog ears back into place and put the screws back in. If you have some lithium grease, a little spray never hurts when you have the top off.

See if that will solve your constant motor running problem.

Regards,

Paul






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