Wiper Controller (cannot find a replacement)
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Wiper Controller (cannot find a replacement)
Hello everyone,
I have 2002 Saturn SL2 sedan and am having an issue finding a replacement part for the Windshield wiper controller. The windshield wiper only works on high and need a new controller module. The OEM is "BOSCH" 21303659. Has anyone one else had this issue and has found either a place to find a new module or a after market replacement for this unit.
I have searched local wreckers, and every auto parts store out there.
Thank you in advance.
Steve
I have 2002 Saturn SL2 sedan and am having an issue finding a replacement part for the Windshield wiper controller. The windshield wiper only works on high and need a new controller module. The OEM is "BOSCH" 21303659. Has anyone one else had this issue and has found either a place to find a new module or a after market replacement for this unit.
I have searched local wreckers, and every auto parts store out there.
Thank you in advance.
Steve
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Is he talking about the controller that attaches to the external motor or the circuit board in the multifunction switch? I always assumed it was the circuitry in the multifunction switch handled the speed settings with something like a resistor pack setup and then sent a particular voltage or digital signal to the motor controller.
Which one is it? That's what the thread was originally about. 95.
Which one is it? That's what the thread was originally about. 95.
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Is he talking about the controller that attaches to the external motor or the circuit board in the multifunction switch? I always assumed it was the circuitry in the multifunction switch handled the speed settings with something like a resistor pack setup and then sent a particular voltage or digital signal to the motor controller.
Which one is it? That's what the thread was originally about. 95.
Which one is it? That's what the thread was originally about. 95.
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The BOSCH 21303659 controller next to the wiper motor. Thought it was the switch on the steering column and replaced that first. GM calls this a "wiper pulse controller" i read on some auto parts places online. Finding one has been pretty tough.
Thanks
Thanks
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And I learned today the bracket mounting the motor and module is bolted under the dash. And when your wrench slips disconnecting the linkage from the motor, you loose a lot of blood and get several butterflies to hold the skin back in place. I'm trying to source one in a less bodily damaging way now