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The 1993 representation year Ford Broncos came equipped with a variable-speed wiper motor and washer step. Engine velocity can be allot at flashing, slow or intermittent with the washer/wiper clout on the steering borderline. The wipers are actuated by the Engine, which is connected to a linkage that converts Engine rotation into oscillating motions at the wipers. Insulation inside the Engine breaks down due to date or sovereign heat and causes the wipers to be non-operational.
Instructions
1. Unscrew the cowl grill with a screwdriver. Lift the cowl grill up slightly to access the washer hose. Remove the washer hose from the grill by hand, then set the grill aside.
Cycle the wiper Engine a infrequent times and turn them off to receive the wiper arms in the "Parked" position. Lift the arm slightly and rotate the slide bar gone from the arm. Pull the arm off of the driveshaft to remove the wiper blades and arms from the vehicle.2.
3. Remove the linkage clip by hand, then slide the linkages off of the motor arm to disconnect the wiper linkage.
4. Disconnect the wiper motor power supply and control wires at the motor. Squeeze the connector plug and pull it off by hand.
5. Remove the motor bracket mounting screws from the motor with a wrench. Pull the motor from the vehicle.
6. Reverse the disassembly process to reassemble the Bronco.
