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It may have a timing board for the intermittent wipers. I had the same problem on my Tahoe...ended up changing the wand switch and the timing board before it finally worked right.
Intermittent wipers are controlled by mufti-function switch (under steering wheel). However, Ford saw fit to include a 'rain sensor'. Located Windshield Front Center. Please provide more info if this doesn't help.
It sounds like your park switch in the motor has failed or the power feed to the switch has failed. if you are good with tools you could remove motor and replace the switch, after you have checked that the plug is suppling a permant 12v supply and a switched supply from the wiper control switch, the park control switch allows the wipers to return to the parked lower position after you have turned them off.
THERE IS AN INTERMITTENT WIPER MODULE [ BLACK BOX ] BEHIND THE DASH, ON THE DRIVERS SIDE. APROX. IN LINE WHERE YOUR RIGHT KNEE WOULD BE, JUST ABOVE THE AIR BAG MODULE. WIRE COLORS ARE ORANGE DK. GRN. BLK. BLK--PINK BRN--WHITE DK BLU--ORANGE YEL--RED RED WHITE
Sounds like the slip ring in the wiper motor has a strip missing from it,if so you need a new wiper motor,parts for wiper motors are next to impossible to find.
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