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Car Forum / GMC Cars / February 2006

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1998 Yukon windshield washer pump not getting voltage

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halckelley@gmail.com - 15 Feb 2006 15:49 GMT
the pump is ok, but isn't getting a full 12v...only gets ~7v...when I
put 12v on it, it works fine...I suspect the switch on the turn signal
lever assembly on the steering column, but can't seem to figure out how
to disassemble that whole deal...any suggestions?
thanx
Mike Marlow - 15 Feb 2006 15:50 GMT
> the pump is ok, but isn't getting a full 12v...only gets ~7v...when I
> put 12v on it, it works fine...I suspect the switch on the turn signal
> lever assembly on the steering column, but can't seem to figure out how
> to disassemble that whole deal...any suggestions?
> thanx

Look first for bad grounds.  More voltage problems are the result of bad
grounds than low voltage from the source.

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Mike Marlow - 15 Feb 2006 15:53 GMT
> the pump is ok, but isn't getting a full 12v...only gets ~7v...when I
> put 12v on it, it works fine...I suspect the switch on the turn signal
> lever assembly on the steering column, but can't seem to figure out how
> to disassemble that whole deal...any suggestions?
> thanx

Maybe I'll retract my original comment about looking for a bad ground... at
least for a moment.

When you tested the pump, did you apply 12V and ground, or just 12V from the
battery?  If the latter, then forget the idea of looking for a bad ground.
If the former then still look for a bad ground.

The switch is the type that is built into the directional signal lever,
correct?  That entire assembly can be removed by pulling it out.  Possibly
worn/dirty/corroded switch contacts?

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