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by Morganmike - 21/09/26 07:54 PM
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Well sort of. All working but I have no idea what I did to achieve it. Basically put the column shroud back together ( I had not removed the stalk) & unplugged & replugged the wiper plug. I had replaced the relay earlier. Anyway think the short May have been in the switch stalk area & lack of wipe just the wiper motor plug. Much appreciate the pointers what to check. If it goes again I will go straight to the stalk. When I bought my +4 the dealer (Peter Constable) said if the wipers stop working unplug the wiper plug and plug it in again, worked for me several times.
Keith 2013 narrow bodied + 4 Ruby.
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Morgans tend to be older than most other cars, hence components also age. Electrical connections, even undisturbed, can get corrosion/ tarnishing. They might look ok and , as described above, simply unplugging/ refitting does a clean up of the mating surfaces. Bullet connectors in exposed, harsh environment areas such as under front wings are particularly prone. When I had front light issues on a 13 yr old Mog they were seized solid. Spray was constantly hitting them. Replaced with new spade connectors sealed with shrink fit tubing.
Plus Four MY23 Furka Rouge
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My windshield wipers only moved slowly and occasionally stopped on the windshield. With contact spray, sprayed into the large connector at the wiper drive, I was able to quickly fix the problem.
2003 Morgan 4/4 2-seater
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Just thought I would “end?” This. Replaced wash wipe stalk still had the short occasionally, guess not that then. BUT as all the wires appeared to be sound, using a warble wand. (Wire tracer). & after refitting that plug by the wiper motor. (Had it disconnected so I could trace wires from there) the short disappeared. It appears that the plug is a little loose. The cars vibration causes it to move about 1/2 way to disconnect. It then shorts the washer lead, within the plug. Trouble is I can not see how. All the terminals within the plug seem separate. Present fix is a clip that holds the plug together.
4/4 Ivory 4.1:1 axle, Mercedes A200 AMG
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