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Windshield wiper motor only works on the high speed.
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Might be a mfs issue: http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=137784&highlight=mfs
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Welcome to this forum! I've renamed your thread, and moved it into the stock 95-01 section.
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Check the hi/lo relay in the engine compartment fuse/relay box. There is a diagram of the location in your owners guide emergencies section.
Get the owners guide in PDF form here:
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Get the owners guide in PDF form here:
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It's not the relay...
It is the MultiFunction Switch on the steering column. It is a common (read: cheap DIY project) part to replace after 10+ years of use.
The part will be anywhere from $45 to $75 depending on your ZIP code, and source.
There have been more than a few threads on how to replace it.
Ryan
It is the MultiFunction Switch on the steering column. It is a common (read: cheap DIY project) part to replace after 10+ years of use.
The part will be anywhere from $45 to $75 depending on your ZIP code, and source.
There have been more than a few threads on how to replace it.
Ryan
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