Rear wiper motor... not working

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Robert Cooper

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Before you buy a new wiper motor check the mechanism that engages the wiper motor. I have a 2010 Expedition and my rear wiper failed. I purchased a new wiper motor only to find that while it worked, it did not engage the wiper. Upon further inspection, I found that I needed a new "Striker", $75.57. The Striker is located on the glass where the latch to lift the window is located. Once that was replaced, the unit worked. Hope this is helpful.
 
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Dustin Gebhardt

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I had to replace the stem on my '07. It had corroded and this was preventing the arm from rotating. It wasn't a terribly difficult job, but since this piece mounts to the glass hatch, you can't tighten it too much or else you may shatter the hatch.
 
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