Reply to "Wiper switch Question"

madguy (Guest)

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Originally posted by jack deryke:
Since the XJ-6 was built in the late '80s and your Pantera is a '71, I think that Jag is too new by a decade or so. I would look at the '68-72 XKE or Mk 3 Jaguars. Note also your wiper MOTOR has the reversing switch on its top, not built into the switch. Sometimes, the reversing switch contacts need to be cleaned but the dash switch is not involved. I had a non-operation that turned out to be the connector pins in the multiconnector next to the wiper motor. Cleaning them fixed the system. What exactly is the problem that makes you think the dashboard wiper switch is defective?

I just wanted to start with what seemed to be the simplest part of the equation. The wipers don't do anything. They are totally dead.

7/15/0211:43 AM

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