TL V6-3.2L (2004)
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If you see any rust or cobwebs, install a new wiper linkage assembly, torque the four wiper linkage assembly bolts to 9.8 N.m (7.2 lb-ft), then
go to step 21.
11.
Clean the surface of the motor case and the sealing area between the motor case and gear housing with a shop towel.
12.
Loosen the two wiper motor screws 3 turns.
NOTE:
Do not remove the motor case from the gear housing (the screws come out after only 5 turns). If you remove the case, you could change the
position of the magnets inside, causing the motor to run backwards.
13.
With the screws still loose, slightly pull the case away from the housing and look inside:
NOTE:
Look inside the case by slightly separating the two halves by hand. To avoid damaging the case 0-ring, do not use a screwdriver to separate the
halves.
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If the inside of the case looks clean, go to step 14.
