Well, Wednesday the wipers quit on her daily driver a 94 Shadow. I broke
out the useless Chilton's and as always it only provide 1/2 of what you need
to trouble shoot something. Well the wiper switch checked out but the pulse
module was hosed I opened it up and the relay would not work. Went to the
Dealer picked a new one up for $65.00 for a little POS circuit board.
Installed it turned every thing on and nothing. I could hear the relay
going off then on and used my VOM meter to check the put which was pulsing
DC to the wiper motor. So I pulled the wiper motor opened up and found the
windings corroded. Went to the local parts store cause the Dealer wanted
$150.00 for one got a remanufactured one for $50.00 lifetime warranty.
Installed the new motor and like magic all was well in my little world.
While I had every thing out I greased all the joints and surfaces and
replaced the o-rings under the washer at each wiper.
This is the first time I have had two unrelated things fail at once, no
blown fuses just quit. I have to say one thing about the Shadow with over
150K on it original tranny no oil burning and runs like a top at 26 mpg I
hope it goes on for another 13 years.
Coasty
George Jaynes - 02 Jan 2007 04:57 GMT
My 91 was stolen, and recovered I'm rebuilding the tranny (auto) cause it
was so much fun (and cheap) to drive. 2.5l Turbo w overdrive.
> Well, Wednesday the wipers quit on her daily driver a 94 Shadow. I broke
> out the useless Chilton's and as always it only provide 1/2 of what you
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> Coasty
George Jaynes - 02 Jan 2007 04:58 GMT
Oh yeah--double core radiator from a different model that fit right in.
Love my junk yard.
> Well, Wednesday the wipers quit on her daily driver a 94 Shadow. I broke
> out the useless Chilton's and as always it only provide 1/2 of what you
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> Coasty