Switch Washer
the wipers start on their own, if i hit the washer button they quit, is it a bad switch, or elect., 99 taurus?
they just come on while im driving, usually on intermittent, i can turn the switch on and it will stop, or if that doesnt work, i can push the washer button and that will make it stop. Any suggestions?
A Bad Wiper switch. The switch contains all the wiring for the motor operation. Pulse/Intermittent/delay-also the washer operation. I would replace the switch. The motor is not the fault, here.I believe It’s a costly part though. It should do the job.
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