It is either the wiper trans or the wiper motor, more likely the wiper motor is defective. the wiper motor is what i have found casues this the most often, in fact the wiper trans has never been the cause of not parking in any car i have fixed in the last 25 years.
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I am not sure but i will try that. Thanks for reply.
Do the wipers seem to wipe "too far" as well? It could just be that they have 'walked' out of position on the drive shafts and need to be repositioned. Also certain models have "snow position" settings on the wipers, a firm tug in the upward direction and they will park higher up to prevent getting stuck during winter/snow months. A firm push downward puts them back into regular park position. Your model may or may not have this feature.
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