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October 22nd 04, 04:17 PM
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rear window wiper quit
In the back of the truck there is a little compartment on the left hand
side, open that and in there, there is your power supply for the windshield wipers in the back. Something could be unhooked or just not gettin any juice. check that out and it could fix your problem. 
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October 23rd 04, 12:04 AM
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Thanks for the suggestion, but everything was plugged in tight. After a
couple of trys at wiggling plugs and such I went for the old "leave the switch on and push on the wiper arm" Sure enough, after a couple seconds it started moving and now it seems to be OK. I guess it was just stuck. Thanks for the help, Larry "Hollastaguy113" > wrote in message lkaboutautos.com... > In the back of the truck there is a little compartment on the left hand > side, open that and in there, there is your power supply for the > windshield wipers in the back. Something could be unhooked or just not > gettin any juice. check that out and it could fix your problem. >
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