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Windshield freezeing


1994xlt

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Morton
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IL - USA
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1994
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Ford Ranger
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4WD
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4.0 V6
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Automatic
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good question
Hello, does anybody else have this type of issue on there ford ranger? Yes I know there is some ice in the wiper but it’s acting like maybe the wiper almost isn’t even touching the glass in the spot, is it warped I don’t know it works in rain but when it’s cold it doesn’t and sometimes it wipes clean and sometimes it don’t. There ford motor company wipers and there only 3 months old
 
Can you go out and get it off with a scraper? If it's stuck pretty good to the windshield the wipers won't get it off until it melts from the defroster. And of course the defroster doesn't work till the engine warms up.
 
corrosion in the base of the arm prevents it from putting pressure on the glass. the spring can't pull it down with enough force.
pull the arm all the way up a few times, light oil or WD40 at the pivot points.
 
corrosion in the base of the arm prevents it from putting pressure on the glass. the spring can't pull it down with enough force.
pull the arm all the way up a few times, light oil or WD40 at the pivot points.
Hmm okay thank you
 
Can you go out and get it off with a scraper? If it's stuck pretty good to the windshield the wipers won't get it off until it melts from the defroster. And of course the defroster doesn't work till the engine warms up.
Well the rest of the windshield is clear and so like it almost acts like the wiper isn’t even touching the class in that path, if I go out and get it with my hand it comes off
 
there is a small tab that slides to keep the wiper raised up about 2 inches. that takes pressure off the splined stub for easier removal of the entire arm.
the tab won't move unless pressure is released.
raise the arm a couple inches and see if the tab slides back 'n forth.

if it's corrosion holding it up try putting some pressure on the arm to push it past the point it normally stops at. that's into the glass, not sweeping across the glass.
 

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