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#1157210 03/28/2016 4:24 AM
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Ive read about non working ones, but mine work and won't shut off. Switch does nothing. Had to use clamp on line under hood. Does it need rebuild?


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Anybody? Truck is garaged in different place so I have to anticipate tools etc. To take everytime I go. Need ideas on what to look at, switch moves a metal tang, but to no affect.


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So you are saying that the switch is connected to the motor properly, moves the metal tang on the motor body and it still doesn't shut off? If so, you will have to remove the motor and have it gone over. To remove the motor you may need a clutch head screwdriver to remove the mounting screws as seen in this link. The transmission arms are held by a spring clip. The hard part is working around the instrument clusters/wires that obscure your vision and access.

http://s1116.photobucket.com/user/1...inkw_zpsn2v3yjrq.jpg.html?sort=3&o=0

If the motor needs rebuild and you don't want to mess with it yourself I recommend wiperman.com

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Yep, everything seems to be connected, they just don't stop. Using vice grips on line under hood for now. Directing limited cash to things that don't work or must fix first.
May try to remove fix, but not much success finding kits. Can parts be made from rubber sheet? May have to ship out to wiperman.


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