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hoosier Enthusiast

hoosier

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one cold morning i started my truck with ice on the winshield

my wipers were on and by the time the ice melted the wipers

would only work on high any suggestions to what to replace to

fix the problem my stealer wants 50.00 dollars to just find the

problem plus parts and labor to fix can anyone help me

volfan Enthusiast

volfan

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just take the fuse out until it rains or whenever you need to use your wipers and oh yeah be sure and leave the fuse out till the ice turns to water :D

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CYOKOM Enthusiast

CYOKOM

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I would love to know how this issue was resolved. Currently, I have the same problem. I have looked in the tech articles and didn't see anything.

 

Thanks

jbartol Enthusiast

jbartol

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I would love to know how this issue was resolved.  Currently, I have the same problem.  I have looked in the tech articles and didn't see anything.

 

Thanks

 

 

 

 

 

this was my problem. this little site helped me fix it too! i was amazed that re-soldering the raceways on the circuit board actually fixed it!!!! hope this helps...

http://members.aol.com/jixix/wipers/WiperFix.htm

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Argyll Enthusiast

Argyll

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I had the exact same problem on my 1993 W/T 1500, and this problem seems to be inherent to many year models of Chevys with this type of wiper motor. My wipers started to work only intermittently on low, sometimes not at all, and would only run continuously on high. If you don't want to go the route of trying to repair the pulse board with the solder fix, you can just buy a new pulse board at most any auto parts store.

 

I think I paid $25 or $30 for a new pulse board. Put it in, and wipers have worked flawlessly since. Good luck.

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