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BKLYN92300SE 08-28-2007 08:51 PM

W140 Wiper Problems
 
I Have A 92 W140 And My Wipers Only Work When They Feel Like Working.i Tried Wiper Relays From 2 Other Cars And It Did The Same Thing. Also Tried A Different Stork On Column. Does Anyone Know Of More Conponents To This System Besides The Relay,motor Or Column Switch? Any Help Would Be Appreciated

mbdoc 08-29-2007 08:59 AM

Did you try both the wiper relay on top of the fuse box & the combination relay INSIDE the fuse box??

BKLYN92300SE 08-29-2007 11:36 AM

No, I Am Not Sure Which One Is The Combination Relay

Ralph Burnette 08-12-2008 07:21 PM

Did you every find an answer? I have 93 300sd with a similar problem and with the suggestion to replace the relay. How does one test the relay?

wbrian63 08-13-2008 09:15 AM

Relay is black-box - no way to test it far as I know.

They're quite a few bucks from the dealer, but do show up from time-to-time on e-bay.

If there are problems with the combination relay, I would think that the problems would affect other systems besides the wipers - but maybe not.

I my case, the wiper relay was the issue. Sits on top of the fuse box lid - less than 5 minutes to R&R.

Board member Eddie A is parting a pair of 140s - I'll bet he has one or more wiper relays for sale. Good fellow to deal with - prompt shipper and reasonable prices.

Ralph Burnette 08-16-2008 12:24 PM

Thanks to everyone for their help. I bought a new wiper relay from the Fast Lane and will be installing it later today.

Ralph Burnette 08-17-2008 11:58 AM

w140 Wiper Relay
 
I bought a new relay from the Mercedes Shop.

When I replaced the original, I noticed that there was a small amount of corrosion on the connetors which I cleaned with a toothbrush.

Perhaps the relay itself is okay but I changed it anyway. I am keeping the old one as an emergency part because it worked 95% of the time and I commute about 200 miles each way.

Easy replacement: Open the fuse box lid, slide the relay toward you and lift. Finally pull out the connectors and inspect, etc.


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