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TD rear wiper problem
I need some help on this one. My rear wiper on the TD wagon would stop half way through its cycle (vertical). So I took it apart and found the metal to be crumbling that encircled the shaft.
I assumed this was the problem and purchased a new wiper arm. Everything went together well until it started doing it again. There is a clicking problem when it gets stuck and must be something internal. Has anyone ever dealt with this and how hard is the wiper motor to work with? Thanks Don |
Do youself a favor
Greetings Don,
Do yourself a favor and give these guys a call and get a motor off a used Benz. Haggle the price down to below half the original that Fastlane wants. Charles European Connection at 1-800-395-8636 Give them model and year and haggle the price down for a replacement. |
Hey Can-Do:
Thanks for the info. Will attempt that shortly. Don |
What was the result?
Don,
Found your posting while searching for info on the rear wiper motor replacement. From another post I got the impression that you were able to repair it in place. What was your final outcome? Mine appears to be frozen in the verticle position. I can not move it left or right and it doesn't work nor does the washer spray. They spray may be dependant on the wiper moving. Thanks, |
I took off the casing to the motor and found that as the gearing went around it was too loose. I can't remember how I did it exactly except to say that I drilled some holes and put some screws through in such a way as to apply pressure to the loose piece. It performed well and has held up to date.
I think your best bet is to take off the rear cover to the tailgate and take the cover off the motor and inspect. Hope this helps Don |
Don,
Will give it a look see. In your case though the motor wasn't siezed, correct? Thanks, |
Correct. It was simply missing inside due to sloppy, loose parts.
Don |
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