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Old 01-20-2010, 03:33 AM
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how do you replace the wiper motor on a 1995 dodge dakota ?
 
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Welcome to DF jerseyboy!

I am going to move this to the 1st Gen Section. Your truck is considered a 1st Gen and the guys in that section should be able to help out the best! Good luck with finding your answer and again WELCOME!
 
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It doesn't look to bad. But if you need we have the Factory service manual. That will have all the details and great pics of the R&R.
 
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that would be great can you email a copy? thanks for the help and welcome
 
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Sorry forgot to say the link is in the FAQ in this section.
 
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downloaded the service manual ,thanks. now if the weather will cooperate and try tomorrow
 
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here's a trick i learned a few years ago. pull the connector off the wiper motor, hook up direct power from the batt to the motor (you have the wiring diagram), they seize up and 14 volts from the batt will loosen it. did it to the wiper motor and the wiper/wash motor on the tank and 3 years later they still work good.
p.s. if you get smoke disconnect right away, the motor is beyond repair.
 
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dot it thanks eveyone
 



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