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Nov 11, 2006 - My windshield wipers only work on high speed. ... If it's the compound switch on the lever on the steering wheel, it can be a bit complicated to ...

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Feb 16, 2011 - Windshield Wipers only working at highest setting ... rear wiper worksjust fine, just the front wipers only work at highest setting. ... the wipers sometimes grinds out the gears thus only working at high sppeds. If it is the motor or Transmission for the wipers, can I fix this myself and how much would it cost me.

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The windshield wipers only worked occasionally. ... My 1998 dodge ram wipers only work on high will this help me? thanks.... Express van. you have to take out the motor and the transmission from under the front of the van..

sounds like a bad switch, or a bad ground.
I'd check the wiper motor to see if it has a ground wire nad clean up the connections.

Check your charging system! That sounds like low voltage starvation. If a weak battery has a heavy load on it, such as a wiper motor, the electromechanical relay may drop out or "buzz," which interrupts the circuit at high speed, stopping the wiper because there is insufficient current available. You could simply have dirty (or corroded) battery connections!

Does it have the rain sensor (behind the mirror). Sometimes the rain sensor module comes loose.
Otherwise probably the wiper motor, which has the park limit switch in it, needs to be replaced.

Yes that is likely a switch problem. Before you buy any parts have a shop confirm my guess.

Make sure wiper arms are tight they are on a spline also where the wiper arm transmissin conects to the wiper motor therw is a nut that holds a z shaped bracket that losens up and oblongs the rectangular slot so the wipers stop with the least resistance.

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this could be a faulty wiper motor,,,(brushes worn out)

My 98 suburban did the same thing (has intermittent wipers I assume) I had to replace the wiper motor. AutoZone had a rebuilt one for $50. ($279 at dealer for a new one)

sounds like you have a bad multi function switch ( the wiper switch that is also a turn signal switch)

Most likely this is caused by something binding or water getting inside the motor,either way it is tripping the thermal overload inside the wiper motor.