First, before we start tearing apart our beloved blazer, let's analyze the problems, and find a solution that doesn't involve tearing it to shit.
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Originally Posted by benstilwell
Also, my windshild wipers do not work properly when I try to utilize the spray wash (on the front ones - the back wiper works fine). The wipers (front) turn on fine, but the will not turn off when I turn the switch off - they remain on. This only happens when I push the washer button on the turn signal. Eventually the wipers turn off (several seconds to several minutes later).
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This is in fact, NOT A PROBLEM. When you turn on the Spray wash, the wiper arms continue to wipe the windshield for a few seconds after, to make sure it gets rid of all the spray wash. This is common in a lot of vehicles, (My Cavalier does that, and my 1997 Blazer Does that too!)
Turn on the windshield wipers, (WITHOUT THE SPRAY WASH) and turn them off, and they will turn off, not continue to wipe a few times. This is only activated with the spray wash.
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Originally Posted by benstilwell
I have a 1997 Blazer LT. The electrical hatch release button (both on the dash and on the hatch) fail to open the hatch. Sometimes it works, but it usually does not work.
Many times it will only work one time when the button is pushed. When immediately shut, it will not work the second time.
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Now, you didn't mention the whole problem. Does the switch not work when you have the car in gear? The Rear Window Hatch is set to not open while the vehicle is in operation. So if you had it in drive, it's sure as hell not going to open it. WHY IS THAT? well, some clumsy people like myself tend to hit the wrong buttons accidentally, especially when we try to hit the rear windshield wiper button. It Happens. As for the Hatch not working when it is immediately shut, give it a few seconds to reset the switch. It's an electronic component, and needs to reset before it can function again. Immediately shut it, and count to 3. Then try it. I bet it will work. Hope my
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