Greg,
When the wiper is switched off, a set of contact points inside the motor
powers the motor in reverse until the blades reach the park position, then a
cam opens the points and the motor stops. It is most likely that the contact
points need oxidation removed to achieve a good electrical connection.
Removal and service of the wiper motor are described in the 56 Dodge Shop
Manual, page 182.
Dave Homstad
56 Dodge D500
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Subject: [FWDLK] windshield wipers again
Group,
I believe that this question was asked of the group once already. If
so, please let me know what the solution is.
My electric veritable speed wipers on my 56 Dodge do not want to park
when they are switched off. Several minutes later they will make one
more swipe and then park. What is not working correctly to cause this?
Hope everyone is having fun driving their cars in this beautiful summer
weather. I went to a cruise night last night. Not to many cars
there. Someone said that they were all at the "Back to the 50's" show.
I will have to try to go there some year. Sounds like a lot of fun!
Greg in WI
56 Dodge Royal Lancer
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