It was running....both HI and LO speeds.
We turned it off using the switch, and the blades wouldn't park.
From that point on... we cannot get the motor to run.
This motor was rebuilt/restored about 4 years ago.
Seems I remember that if it doesn't park, somehow the internal "circuitry" is altered, and it won't start up again.
Any way to "park" these wipers? We do NOT want to get involved with removing the motor again, unless we have to.
We had the instrument cluster out. It's reinstalled. Everything works except............
We tested it electrically with a probe and a voltmeter, and all the wiring to the motor... and to the switch is correct.
We turned it off using the switch, and the blades wouldn't park.
From that point on... we cannot get the motor to run.
This motor was rebuilt/restored about 4 years ago.
Seems I remember that if it doesn't park, somehow the internal "circuitry" is altered, and it won't start up again.
Any way to "park" these wipers? We do NOT want to get involved with removing the motor again, unless we have to.
We had the instrument cluster out. It's reinstalled. Everything works except............

We tested it electrically with a probe and a voltmeter, and all the wiring to the motor... and to the switch is correct.
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