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10-21-07, 09:41 PM

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sluggish windshield wipers

My 91 Ford Explorer wipers are slow starting. Sometimes it takes up to 15 minutes to complete a full cycle before running normally. Is replacing the motor the place to start or should I try something else>

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10-22-07, 07:26 AM

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no, don't try anything else.

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