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It is not an electrical problem--Today I switched the lead to the high position--same thing--works fine without the blades--put the blades on it binds or slips--like I said before the electical is not a problem for me.
As Pat said it is probably mechanical? I can put the blades on and put minor pressure on them to "help" them complete the cycle--without the "help"(gentle pressure on the blade arm)2-3" movement on it's own.
The guide rods for the wipers are straight from the motor, no kinks, curves, etc. .
My thought is the cam gear on the motor may be worn and slipping when under pressure from the tension of the blade arms
Only thing is I can not figure out how to get the motor separated from the "worm drive" cable so I can open up the motor to check the cam gear.
Since I live in WA wipers would be beneficial.
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