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wiper driver code???

I have a 524238-4 wiper driver code it says for rear wiper but neither the front or rear wiper will work. Does anyone know where these drivers are stored? Cluster??? Or could one one the wiper motors be shorted out causing the other to fail???? i am going to isolate each motor but figured it cant hurt to ask.....Thanks
  • Posted 30 Sep 2019 22:25
  • By POWERSHOP1804
  • joined 16 May'19 - 17 messages
  • New Jersey, United States

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