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Grand Marquis / Crown Victoria - Wiper Motor Remove & Replace

Grand Marquis / Crown Victoria - Wiper Motor Remove & Replace

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In a previous video we diagnosed the window washer circuit on this Mercury Grand Marquis and now the new wiper motor has arrived and is time to verify our diagnosis! slowhand: I'm replacing the wiper motor on a 2000 Grand Marquis. Just removed everything today. This vehicle had the windshield replaced a while back. So of course, both keyways are missing. Do you have a part number on them or any recommendations where to purchase new ones? I guess I can just keep removing them until I get it rite. It would be a lot easier with the keyways though. Any help would be appreciated.
Date: 2020-08-05

Comments and reviews: 8


Thank you so much for this video. In my case, logic board on wiper motor was shorting out due to getting wet. As I uncover the problem, the board itself never got wet. It was because of the wiring harness going to the wiper motor was full of water. What caused this, is the harness is pinned to the plastic gutter/wiper housing; water got to the pin then leaked onto wire cluster, then to the port. Replaced motor, cleaned contacts, closed off hole for pin and tucked wire over the brake booster I believe. Fixed! Couldn't have done it without this video as I don't have the dealer service manual or alldata, etc. Thank you so much! You helped out a fellow mechanic from several hours of scratching my head.
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I have a 2000 MGM. Worst wiper system ever - especially in winter. Setup is similar, but 2000 model year have wipers that sit down below the hood line on a piece of plastic instead of on the glass windshield. This causes all sorts of problems with wiper distortion and premature blade failure. I get about 3 months from wiper blades no matter what brand. Good to see Ford remedied this problem on later models. Last of the body on frames. A little piece of America died when these cars were discontinued. Hit an interstate highway with a Panther and you will see what I mean. TY for the video.
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Odd thought that they kept this design from the early 90s that long, I did this on my '93 Crown Victoria and it was just about identical, the connector was different because of the fact theres less technology in the older model, but its nice to see that they kept that structural design and didnt just keep changing it over and over again.
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Thanks for great video I have own those cars the Grand Marquis Crown Vic and Lincoln for most of my life I can work on them in my sleep great cars pretty much easy to access mostly anything you got to work on they will never make cars like that again have a great evening
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I guess I will have to put your words to the test. My 2004 Crown Vic squirter does not work. I just finished watching this and the prior video. If you can do it, I can do it. I also subbed and rang that bell.
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when i change a motor only, i just undo the 3 bolts on the motor and take it out from under neath, not sure what you had in mind, more hours in labor costs! just teasin ya, its good for the experience
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My 2003 Grand Marquis wipers won't shut off, operate at one speed and washer fluid spray stopped working. Going to start with the wiper motor replacement, unless you have another suggestion. Thanks Eric!
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Really helpful video. Thank You - Thank You - Thank You. Saved my mind from excess worries (I'm a novice DIY guy) - AND - it made it look like a fun accomplishment to get this done. Wish me luck.
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