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Re: windshield wiper positioning is off, need help
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Remove the blades, turn the motor on for a weep then off to get the drive pulley in the correct starting position. Then ensure you have the cables wrapped around the drive pulley and positioned in the correct grooves with the copper and plain ends of the cables engaged in the drive pulley as shown in the photo on page 5 of the instrument section of 55-6 service manual. One of the cables from each side pivot goes on top, the other on the bottom. If that is correct the procedure is to turn the motor on again and let it run for a sweep or two (make sure the lever is set for the normal arc sweep) and then turn the wipers off. When the motor stops it should be in the park position. You can then place the arms on the serrated posts with the blade just barely touching the chrome molding or a tiny bit above it.
Posted on: 3/24 20:10
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Awesome, Thanks! I assume the arms are easy to pull, I didnt see a retainer of any kind but will look again.
Posted on: 3/25 8:15
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Arms are also covered in the service manual instrument section and there is a reminder and maybe a bit more detail in an article on page 25 in this service counselor.
Posted on: 3/25 8:44
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