I think my windshield wiper switch is shot, is it?

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Asked by DumbInJersey Jun 13, 2014 at 10:19 PM about the 2013 Ford Taurus SEL

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I don't know if I did something or if my switch has now see nit's maker. I have 2013 Ford
Taurus and when the windshield wiper switch is in the off position the wiper will still swipe
in an approximate 10/15 second delay. I wiggled the switch, jiggled the turn signer, flicked
the wash button and cussed the car I even made sure the wiper switch was in the off
position.

With that being said I think the switch is dead ... what do you think? Is it something that I
could replace? If you know of a YouTube link that would show me the how to please send
it.

Thanks evey one.

3 Answers

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Sorry this does not pertain to your issue but felt I should pass it along to you. There are a couple serious recalls on your car. If you have not had them repaired I would check with your dealer ASAP.

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I am having the same issue i have the same car did you ever find out what was wrong?

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