The problem seems mechanical. It could be a problem with the motor not
getting enough charge, though. I checked to make sure the mountings
under the dash were secure, they were (or seemed to be). I should check
the rotary-type cable for corrosion/proper lubrication.
Where might be able to obtain this VTR article...I should check the
site, first huh?
Thanks for the imputs!
Victor Michael
fred thomas wrote:
>
> Glenn Trunnell wrote:
> >
> > I have had similar problems on non Triumphs, the first time the wiper
> > linkage was corroded and was binding. Cleaning and lubrication fixed that.
> > the second time there was a problem with the wiper parking switch on the
> > motor itself. Is the motor stalling and blowing a fuse ? If the mechanism
> > seems to move freely by hand you could measure the current draw and see if
> > the motor is drawing excessive current indicating a problem with the motor
> > itself. Hope this helps.
>
> Just picked-up the latest edition of VTR magazine in hudson, Wisc. and
> there is a 4 page article in it on this subject with plenty of drawings,
> done by none other than Dan Masters, I suggest you wait on repairs until
> you read it, very well done article.
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