Windowshield Wiper Motor?

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Asked by caesarfolarin Feb 20, 2024 at 04:40 PM about the 2002 Lincoln Town Car Signature

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I installed a brand new window shield wiper motor but after i installed it and
installed my wiper arms back on my passenger side window shield wiper arm
won't move buy my driver side arm moves properly...I don't understand i
made sure my wiper linkage assembly was is in the park position before i
even installed it...I did notice that my window shield wiper bolt (passenger
side) is kind of stripped a little bit and won't screw down properly...Could that
be the reason why my passenger side wiper arm won't move?

2 Answers

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It turns out that it wasn't the linkage that was the problem...Turns out it was exactly what i thought it was...It was the window shield wiper bolt that was stripped...I went to pull-a-part and snatched the same exact bolt off of a 2003 Lincoln town car and installed it and that fixed the issue...

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