1997 F150 wiper issue
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#2
The mutifunction switch can go bad.
Have you played with that to see if the wipers work in any position?
Under the dash attached to the rear of the fuse block is a module called a GEM.
This controls the wiper speed through the mutifuntion switch.
The wiper motor leads should appear at that location.
The GEM also controls other funtions depending on options the truck has such as 4x4 shift on the fly etc.
Good luck.
Have you played with that to see if the wipers work in any position?
Under the dash attached to the rear of the fuse block is a module called a GEM.
This controls the wiper speed through the mutifuntion switch.
The wiper motor leads should appear at that location.
The GEM also controls other funtions depending on options the truck has such as 4x4 shift on the fly etc.
Good luck.
#3
If it is the multifunction switch you can take it apart and clean and lube it. You use a razor blade to separate the end. The cap just pops off. Using a razor blade to slip between the cap and the body of the switch at the end of you turn signal arm. Once off you will see a screw to remove to allow the parts to come out. Make sure you remember the order they came out in. You don't have to take the entire stalk off, just the end to get in there and clean and re-lube the contacts. It may or may not fix your problem but it's worth a shot.
Ron
Ron
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The mutifunction switch can go bad.
Have you played with that to see if the wipers work in any position?
Under the dash attached to the rear of the fuse block is a module called a GEM.
This controls the wiper speed through the mutifuntion switch.
The wiper motor leads should appear at that location.
The GEM also controls other funtions depending on options the truck has such as 4x4 shift on the fly etc.
Good luck.
Have you played with that to see if the wipers work in any position?
Under the dash attached to the rear of the fuse block is a module called a GEM.
This controls the wiper speed through the mutifuntion switch.
The wiper motor leads should appear at that location.
The GEM also controls other funtions depending on options the truck has such as 4x4 shift on the fly etc.
Good luck.
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