No pwr to windsheld spray motor. What could be the cause?

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No pwr to windsheld spray motor. What could be the cause?

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03-04-2002, 03:53 PM

jcyuhn

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The problem can also be a fault on the ground side, so don't assume that just because 0 volts show at the two pole connector the problem is on the switch side. Check from the connector to ground, and also from a known good +12v source to the ground side of the connector. By using this test methodology you can determine on which side of the circuit the fault lies.

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