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Re: Trooper wiper sweep adjustment
[Re: Jim_Paget]
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02/07/10 06:26 PM
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Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 40
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Getting the Wheeling Fever
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Sheesh I took long enough to get back to this - but for the sake of future generations I wanted to post how I fixed the problem.
It was indeed the linkage. Couldn't find a new linkage for sale anywhere so I took my chances on one I pulled from a wrecked Trooper in a junkyard. Works fine so far.
To replace it, you've got to: -remove the wipers -remove the large nuts on the wiper posts so the splined center posts fall down into the cowl. -open the two small access holes in the cowl/firewall(each slightly smaller than the arms that have to go into them...careful they can be sharp) -pry the linkage off the ball connector on the wiper motor -lube up the new unit (I used lithium grease because it looks like what was already on there) -install in reverse order. The snapping off/on of the ball/joint connector is the toughest part but not too bad. -adjust your wipers on the splines so they sweep properly -enjoy
............................................... '90 Trooper LS 2.8, 5spd, 3" body lift, 33x12.5, dent
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