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  1. MarcusOReallyus

    wiper troubleshooting

    Well, you have the right attitude for a CUCV owner! :mrgreen: Now for some circuit splitting.
  2. MarcusOReallyus

    wiper troubleshooting

    Ew. I would be leery of sticking a drill bit in there. Too easy to mess things up. I found some great pipe cleaners that have hard nylon (I think) bristles intermixed with the usual softer stuff, and work well for cleaning things out. I think one of those chucked in a drill might just do the...
  3. MarcusOReallyus

    wiper troubleshooting

    CRC Contact Cleaner is what you want to use. Good stuff. Don't use brake cleaner.
  4. MarcusOReallyus

    wiper troubleshooting

    You are on the right track. You have high resistance somewhere in that circuit. When you measure the voltage with no load on it, you see 12v. Put a load on it and the voltage drops. Classic. Bad or grungy connector, corroded wire or switch. You'll find one or more of those somewhere in the...
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