The wiper started to run slowly, then stopped altogether. Now I found Ford has no replacement - they're on back order? For those that can, if you can remove the assembly, you maybe able to get it working in. You can drill a small hole into the bearing housing and get some oil to the bearing and work it in to free up the bearing. I don't know how long it will work. But I found information online of someone doing that, and it seemed to work for them. If yours is still covered under warranty, don't modify the assembly.
The wiper started to run slowly, then stopped altogether. Now I found Ford has no replacement - they're on back order? For those that can, if you can remove the assembly, you maybe able to get it working in. You can drill a small hole into the bearing housing and get some oil to the bearing and work it in to free up the bearing. I don't know how long it will work. But I found information online of someone doing that, and it seemed to work for them. If yours is still covered under warranty, don't modify the assembly.
- T J., Waterloo, US