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Car Forum / Chevrolet / Chevrolet Trucks / October 2007

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88 S-10 Blazer 4.3 Windshield wipers Question?

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bobby swift - 17 Oct 2007 17:40 GMT
Can anybody tell me why my windshield wipers come for no apperent
reason.Some times they come on with just turning the steering wheel
other times when I turn on signal lights?If it is the turn signal switch
it's self. Did they improve the design on these in later years?Because I
have 88 Sunbird that does the same thing.They both have the cruise
control and delay wiper function.I've seen this posted before are you
guys just living with it,or is there a solution?
Thanks Guys for any help on this
 Bobby
GM - 19 Oct 2007 23:47 GMT
> Can anybody tell me why my windshield wipers come for no apperent
> reason.Some times they come on with just turning the steering wheel
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> Thanks Guys for any help on this
>  Bobby

My 85 S-10 blazer has done that exact thing for years. Somewhere in the way
distant past I remember reading a post about this being caused by a bad /
intermittent ground on the unit under the hood. I can't tell you if this is
true or not as I have never trouble shot mine as it happens so infrequently.
GM
bobby swift - 20 Oct 2007 01:48 GMT
If you're refering to the unit as in wiper motor...I drilled a small
hole in part of the WM and grounded it to the firewall,because the
orginal ground as you stated did lose connection.I wanted to get this
problem fixed,before winter and ice freezes on the windshield,as they do
come on sometimes just when I turn the key on.Thanks for the info.
Bobby
Old Crow - 20 Oct 2007 14:26 GMT
>If you're refering to the unit as in wiper motor...I drilled a small
>hole in part of the WM and grounded it to the firewall,because the
>orginal ground as you stated did lose connection.I wanted to get this
>problem fixed,before winter and ice freezes on the windshield,as they do
>come on sometimes just when I turn the key on.Thanks for the info.
> Bobby

You might have a wire chafed inside the column, those will cause all
kinds of wierd stuff too.
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bobby swift - 23 Oct 2007 15:15 GMT
Thanks Crow it must be something like that.I drove it yesterday and
wipers didn't come on.Soon as I get a chance I'll pull it a part.Later
Bobby
Repairman - 27 Oct 2007 03:09 GMT
> Thanks Crow it must be something like that.I drove it yesterday and
> wipers didn't come on.Soon as I get a chance I'll pull it a part.Later
> Bobby

My '89 did that when it felt like it. More often in the hot weather than the
winter. It did it for 150k miles, just a ghostly sweep of the wipers every
now 'n then. They always worked when I turned them on so I never probed
around, let sleeping dogs lay ya know......
My best guess is the park switch in the motor or the muli swt. .
bobby swift - 28 Oct 2007 02:31 GMT
Thanks Repairman...I'll leave it alone for now...I was wondering if
ther might have been some type of upgrade on the part that would
eliminate unwanted swoop.I remember a while back there was a posting on
this,and if they ever cured their problem.Cheers! Bobby
Chris - 20 Oct 2007 21:47 GMT
its a chevy piece of sh.t
 
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