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Bench testing a wiper motor....

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Anyone know how to bench test a wiper motor??

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I'm interested in this and (not to hijack, but...) how to bench test a heater fan. It has two wires that I assume are the power supply.
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I don't know if there's an official or right way, but I would hook up a 12-volt DC power supply with a switch and test away. Kinda one of those it either works or don't things. 8)
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I usually hook the item in question up to my battery charger. Sam
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Post by 67 1/2 1600 »

Conner,
I know the early one has a blue and a black wire, blue is (+) and black is of course (-), although I have never messed with a high windshield car so I dont know how the high one changed or if it is the same or similar.

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