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11-29-2006, 12:05 AM
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Wiper problem leads to vehical failure
hello, I have a friend who recently purchased a used 2000 Plymouth voyager, to make a long story short, the wipers didn't work, their mechanic narrowed it down to a problem with a vehicle computer, (I don't have to part number, she is supposed to give it to me tomarrow) they told her she could either get a new computer ($400) or they could install a bypass switch to control the wipers (which would have been cheaper) but she didn't want to compromise the stock look of the car so she went with a new computer, got the computer from the dealership, they used the old one to program it and when she took it to her mechanic, he installed and now the vehical is dead, doesn't turn over, no lights, nothing. I told her to just put the old one in so she could at least drive it, but she said she didn't get it back from the dealership, i told her to go back and try to get it. If anyone knows how she can fix her car please let me know. Thanks!
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11-29-2006, 04:19 AM
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Re: Wiper problem leads to vehical failure
Sounds like they changed the Body Control Module or BCM. It controls all the electrical functions of the van except airbags and engine electrics. Besides the wiper fuction there is an ignition input to the BCM. This could be causing your whole problem. I would think either a contact or wire at the BCM connector is damaged or the BCM was not programed correctly. The BCM is powered by the IOD fuse in the fuse/relay panel next to the battery. Might want to check it all other fuses.
BTW - You can get rebuilt BCMs for $280. You can send your BCM off and have it repaired for $180. You can get them even cheaper at a junk yard.
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11-30-2006, 12:55 AM
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Re: Wiper problem leads to vehical failure
Thanks bro, I greatly appreciate it!!!
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11-30-2006, 02:22 AM
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Re: Wiper problem leads to vehical failure
With this post,YES I realize I am a newbie.To this sight,or any sight I guess.I'n the old Chyrco crap the clock spring was an issue.Talk to Chryco and the will tell you NO it's not an issue.Just like big boy's wearing big boy pant's.B S.It is still an issue in the new body style.Been there done that fixed that.Want he list?Flip highs when cold the washers come on,wipers on and high's on,can't get them off.ETC,ETC,
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