Mopar 4467258 Motor, Wiper

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Before the process of the removal of the wiper motor assembly, the next step begins with a click on the negative terminal of the battery and the position of the connecting cable is pulled aside avoiding contact with the terminal. Third, the wiper blades' metal hook can have the washer hoses pulled off of it with a small screwdriver. Twist out the clips to remove the cowl plenum water deflector assembly and a forked tool can be used. Then, take off the cover of the wiper motor by pulling it and by taking the screws out of two bolts and disconnecting the electrical connections. Disconnect the illuminator by pulling the perforated grill out of the access hole, next, the bolts of the wiper pivot, and the nuts of the motor. Disconnect the motor and relay electrical plugs, and fold the wiper arms and lift the motor, wiper arms and pivot assembly through the opening. To remove wiper arm from the motor, they must be aligned by marking their positions, the wiper arm have to be clamped on a vise, arm retainer have to be unscrewed and arm have to be taken off. For assembly, slide back the arm to the motor then covers the nut tightly by hand. Slide the wiper assembly in as far as it can go, push the 'arms' to mesh with the pivots and fit bolts. Replace the motor and relay and tighten the nuts, reconnect the connectors and fit back the grille and the water deflector. Last but not least, secure the wiper arms as well as the washer hoses after which join the battery again.

Install the brushes in their respective slots and retain them by locking the brush lead wires into the notches at the rear of the slots. Clean the commutator using an ink eraser, then install the flat spring, and flat washers on the armature shaft. Install the armature in the bearing while rotating it counter-clockwise to mate the shaft gear with the intermediate gear. Release all the brush wires from the notches and make sure that the springs are exerting tension on them. Align the window in the motor housing with the brush holder and install it quickly over the armature so the magnets in the motor housing don't pull the armature out of the brush housing. Install the through-bolts and washers, and tighten them.

After that, remove the two wiper motor retaining bolts and lower the motor from the liftgate. Then, unbolt the motor from the mounting plate and transfer the plate to the new motor.

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