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xweezyx 01-19-2013 06:05 PM

SOLVED: w201 wiper wont park properly. replaced relay and stalk.
 
My wiper stops randomly when I shut it off. Also in intermittent mode, it only goes about a third of the way across the windshield before it stops. High and low work perfectly. It doesn't seem like a mechanical problem, but rather an electrical one.

The kicker is that I've changed both the relay and the stalk. I used the relay from my w124 that is known to be working, and I bought a stalk on ebay, which could very well have the same problem, but looks way less worn than the one that I changed.

Are there any other possibilities? Is there a contact on the mechanism that tells it when its in the correct position that maybe I could clean off? My problem is all over the internet, but it always ends up being the relay or the stalk.

xweezyx 01-24-2013 01:12 PM

Does anyone have an electrical diagram of the wiper system?

xweezyx 01-25-2013 03:47 PM

Not the wiper motor or relay - what else? - Benzworld.org - Mercedes-Benz Discussion Forum


I found this. There is something called an impulse switch soldered onto the motor. Anyone have any experience with this?

xweezyx 01-25-2013 07:14 PM

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SOLVED!!! I did some exploratory surgery on an old w124 wiper motor to see how it worked. The grease must have become conductive or something. I cleaned the grease off, added new dielectric grease and reassembled. Hopefully this thread will some someone else some money.


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