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See, I knew it was that silly switch ! OK it wasn't gummed up, but that switch is the cause of a lot of wiper problems.

First off what year is your truck ? That tells us which model wiper motor you have. Second the seals in the early deuce wiper motors will dry out. You will have to take it apart and clean out all that dried-up old grease and reapply some nice clean lube. I prefer silicone grease here. My bad, I...

I suppose you can use the alcohol to clean off the oily windshields also !

Remember though, your breathing in that oil mist from the wipers. I had a fellow mechanic who got lung damage due to the oil mist from draining the ping tanks on the buses. That is just from the air-compressor oil leaking into the air system. Of course that guy was a nut for breathing in that...

If you add a "luber" to the air system it must be compatible with the 'O'-rings and seals in the system especially the "brake booster" or you will have problems. No truck or bus that uses air brakes or air-assist brakes has ever had a "luber" on the air-system for this very reason. I agree with...