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i have this same problem. It seems like a gear is stripped out somwhere in the wiper/motor. The driver wiper goes too far and goes off the windshield when going over 50 MPH. I tried locating the wiper motor, but it is non existent in the engine compartment...PLEASE HELP i have this same problem. It seems like a gear is stripped out somwhere in the wiper/motor. The driver wiper goes too far and goes off the windshield when going over 50 MPH. I tried locating the wiper motor, but it is non existent in the engine compartment...PLEASE HELP
Could be they were installed wrong. You can turn them on and note there position. then shut them off and remove the wiper arms and position them corectly. It's a very easy operation. It could also be that something heavy like snow or ice was on them and they got turned on and it stripped the small fins inside the wiper arm and they moved just enough to be out of sync. It happens all the time. If this is the case the arms may need changing. hope this helped.Could be they were installed wrong. You can turn them on and note there position. then shut them off and remove the wiper arms and position them corectly. It's a very easy operation. It could also be that something heavy like snow or ice was on them and they got turned on and it stripped the small fins inside the wiper arm and they moved just enough to be out of sync. It happens all the time. If this is the case the arms may need changing. hope this helped.
Done this a few times...finally figured it out....if popped off because turned on when frozen.....connect where it came a part....then pop off from wiper motor....back bar connects to both spindals...rotate the bar on drive side till back in sync....reconnect to wiper motor...power on/off till lines up...connect...now Fixed....96 Buick....hope this Helps for future folks...Done this a few times...finally figured it out....if popped off because turned on when frozen.....connect where it came a part....then pop off from wiper motor....back bar connects to both spindals...rotate the bar on drive side till back in sync....reconnect to wiper motor...power on/off till lines up...connect...now Fixed....96 Buick....hope this Helps for future folks...
AnonymousMar 13, 2014
Can I use a 10/30 motor oil on a 99' buick century with 200k miles?Can I use a 10/30 motor oil on a 99' buick century with 200k miles?
AnonymousMar 13, 2014
Can I use a 10/30 motor oil on a 99' buick century with 200k miles?Can I use a 10/30 motor oil on a 99' buick century with 200k miles?
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You could also see if the bolts holding the wipers on came loose from the snow and ice. Pop the cover off, loosen and straighten the wipers where they should be and tighten.
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the delay and park controller under the hood on the wiper motor. the motor is cylindrical the controller is rectangular. the controller is inoperative at times. contains 2 relays within
replace the wiper motor, the park on shut off circuit has gone awry. buy a repair book or look for videos on youtube.com as to removal and replacement.
Well pop the two little black plastic top hats off of the wiper arm mounts and losen the nuts. Turn your wipers off and tighten them in the lower position.There should be visible mark on the widshield where the wipers have spent most of there time sitting.If you have them to low when you turn them on you will be able to tell by how high the go up on the windshield.Well hope this helped.
Remove the wiper arm and check the serrated hub to see if it sheared a pin holding it to the shaft. If it is ok, then you may have a broken/loose part in the linkage. Good luck!
If I remember correctly if you lift the wiper arm and push this clip in it will hold the wiper up and also release it from the transmission. You will have to wiggle the arm to get loose.
i have this same problem. It seems like a gear is stripped out somwhere in the wiper/motor. The driver wiper goes too far and goes off the windshield when going over 50 MPH. I tried locating the wiper motor, but it is non existent in the engine compartment...PLEASE HELP
Could be they were installed wrong. You can turn them on and note there position. then shut them off and remove the wiper arms and position them corectly. It's a very easy operation. It could also be that something heavy like snow or ice was on them and they got turned on and it stripped the small fins inside the wiper arm and they moved just enough to be out of sync. It happens all the time. If this is the case the arms may need changing. hope this helped.
Done this a few times...finally figured it out....if popped off because turned on when frozen.....connect where it came a part....then pop off from wiper motor....back bar connects to both spindals...rotate the bar on drive side till back in sync....reconnect to wiper motor...power on/off till lines up...connect...now Fixed....96 Buick....hope this Helps for future folks...
Can I use a 10/30 motor oil on a 99' buick century with 200k miles?
Can I use a 10/30 motor oil on a 99' buick century with 200k miles?
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