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nucklhead13 · 03-09-2005, 10:57 PM

Ironically, Saturday after I took the window washer pump cover off, cleaned it and lubricated it I tested it by switching the window washer switch on. That gave me non-stop wiping and washing, and a pal told me the switch had shorted. I guess that makes sense because whenever I plug that switch back and start the truck the washer and wiper never stop nomatter where I position the switch.
My trucks a 78 1/2 ton. Is there any way to clean that switch with some kind of contact cleaner instead of finding another one somewhere?

03-09-2005, 10:57 PM	#1
nucklhead13 Registered User Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Clayton New Mexico Posts: 12	Switch Cleaning Ironically, Saturday after I took the window washer pump cover off, cleaned it and lubricated it I tested it by switching the window washer switch on. That gave me non-stop wiping and washing, and a pal told me the switch had shorted. I guess that makes sense because whenever I plug that switch back and start the truck the washer and wiper never stop nomatter where I position the switch. My trucks a 78 1/2 ton. Is there any way to clean that switch with some kind of contact cleaner instead of finding another one somewhere?



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