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Bottom Mount Wiper Parking

Discussion in 'Early CJ5 and CJ6 Tech' started by iharding, Apr 24, 2014.

  1. iharding

    iharding Quitter

  2. nickmil

    nickmil In mothballs.

    Not normal. The wipers should move parallel to each other and in tandem. They should both park towards the passenger side iirc.
     
  3. iharding

    iharding Quitter

    Thanks. I'll have to figure out how they did it and undo it!
     
  4. noahlon

    noahlon Old Fart

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  5. MarkK

    MarkK Rita the Jeep

    Are they supposed to "park"? I think mine stop where the switch is turned off.
     
  6. Twin2

    Twin2 not him 2024 Sponsor 2023 Sponsor 2022 Sponsor

    sounds like the passenger side pivot is on top instead of being on bottom . pull inspection plug and take a look . I agree with others they park to right
     
  7. timgr

    timgr We stand on the shoulders of giants. 2022 Sponsor

    Yes. They are supposed to continue until the circuit is broken by a park switch in the motor. The park switch and the on switch are in parallel, so both have to be open for the motor to stop. The park switch only goes open at the park position.
     
  8. liquids

    liquids Old Member

    Great answer! Learn something new every day ...
     
  9. MarkK

    MarkK Rita the Jeep

    Learned seething new today. Double checked tonight and mine park where ever you turn off the knob. Something I'll have to fix when I have nothing else to do.
     
  10. nickmil

    nickmil In mothballs.

    Usually the carbon brush in the motor sticks in the holder or the spring that holds tension on the brush loses tension not allowing a good connection making the park function inoperable. Others have asked me how to fix this problem in another similar post recently but Ive been in the process if moving and have had no time to do so. I will say there is a separate brush for the park function. If you disassemble the motor and follow the contact board circuits it should become fairly apparent what I'm referring to.