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I have a 1995 Toyota Tacoma, 3.4 L with 219,000 miles.
I am trying to replace the windshield wiper switch and i can't get the wires out of the wire harness connector block. How do i get the pins to release?

Are you trying to unplug the connector from the switch or are you trying to remove the terminals from the connector?

My mom just bought it, I can't find it, most of the lettering is worn off so I have no clue. Any info will be greatly appreciated.

It's right on the steering column.

I figured it out, the wiper motor must be bad. But thanks.

It is on the end of the turn signal swith. Just twist it.

Just bought this 2003 Honda Odyssey, 2 1/2 months ago and it has had this problem since the minute we purchased it. When vehicle is running and we turn the windshield wiper switch to the "on" position, they turn on with no problems. They will even change speeds accordingly based on the position of the switch. However, they will NOT turn off when we turn the windshield wiper switch to the "off".
The windshield wipers WILL turn off but ONLY if we do the following. 1. Turn the windshield wiper switch to the "off" position, WHILE the vehicle is still running. 2. Completely shut the vehicle off.
****It is at this point, when the vehicle is restarted, the windshield wipers will be off. Please let me know if you think it is the switch or the motor? Or maybe even another issue that we may not be considering. Thank you in advance for your replies. Regards, Angela

This doesn't act like a wiper switch problem. There is a park switch in the wiper motor that closes when the wipers reach the park position and opens when the wiper motor isn't in the park position. This is how the multifunction control module knows the position of the wiper motor so it can turn the motor off when the wipers hit the park postion when you turn turn the wiper switch off. If the module doesn't sense the voltage from the park switch circuit, it will keep the motor running on low speed with the wiper switch turned off. The multifuction control module is basically a body control module and one of its function is controlling the speed and timing of the wipers.

The park switch is inside the wiper motor assembly. You can check to see if the park switch is working by using a 12 volt test lamp connected to battery negative and back probing the wiper motor electrical connector on the blue/white wire. When the wiper motor isn't in the park position the test light will be off and when the motor hits the park position the test light will be on. Basically the test lamp should be flashing with the wiper motor running. If it doesn't flash, the park switch is messed up in the wiper motor.

1994, ford, escort, 1.9L engine. i was driving to work and i had my wipers on. when i got to work i turned my car off and my wipers were still up so i turned the key to the on position again but the wipers havent worked since. i tried to replace the motor but it still wont work. im thinking it's in the switch but i dont know how to go about getting it off of the steering column and replacing it. any help?

thanks,
dirt

the combination switch on the 91 to 99 models controls the wipers, headlights and turn signals...

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JIM

can someone pleae give me advice on chaning a windshild wiper stalk for a 2004 Lincoln Navigator?

Remove the trim around the steering wheel and column. When you get the trim off, you will see t screws that hold the switch in place, Remove these screws, and the wiring connections on the back of the switch. Reverse procedure to install. Now, what is the problem that you need to replace the wiper switch?