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Haunted Wipers front and back - 1/17/2008 1:05:11 PM

harbormaster

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This morning My front and back wipers are on and will not go off. The washer pumps are also running constantly. I pulled the fuses and relays for them so as not to burn anything up. I was thinking it is probably a faulty multifunction switch on the steering column. Anyone else concur with this or have any other ideas what it might be?

Scot in Clear Lake Texas

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RE: Haunted Wipers front and back - 1/17/2008 9:26:00 PM

ysrjunkie

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I've seen a few '03 H2's do some wierd stuff like that with a faulty windshield wiper module. Almost every time I did, I found moisture in the connector @ the module. I don't believe any other years do that though. Good Luck.

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RE: Haunted Wipers front and back - 1/18/2008 11:16:07 AM

hummasta

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At least they still work.It could be the other way around.And you need wipers to get through the mud pit.

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RE: Haunted Wipers front and back - 1/18/2008 12:48:06 PM

Justin

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I think this connector is under the front cowl, is it not?

Take a look at this post made some time ago.

http://www.hummertech.net/m_1315/mpage_1/key_windshield/tm.htm#1315

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RE: Haunted Wipers front and back - 1/18/2008 9:04:19 PM

ysrjunkie

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Yes it is. I suggest getting the 4 metal clips for the cowl and replacing them if you are going to do it yourself. They always bend and break when you remove the cowl. I remember that post. It is good reading.