Washer stays on
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Pull the cover off the washer pump. There is a ratchet wheel and paw that steps the pump through 10 strokes. They go bad and stick so it never completes it's cycle. Give it a little push to the next step and see if it completes and stops. If you can find a wheel and paw, it should fix it. I don't don't know if you can get those anymore, it's been a long time since I looked.
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Pull the cover off the washer pump. There is a ratchet wheel and paw that steps the pump through 10 strokes. They go bad and stick so it never completes it's cycle. Give it a little push to the next step and see if it completes and stops. If you can find a wheel and paw, it should fix it. I don't don't know if you can get those anymore, it's been a long time since I looked.
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That wiper eccentric is made of nylon IIRC. A clean and re-grease sure wouldn't hurt. Did that with mine when I had that problem on my 83 and it worked. I think on these old cars the actions and lube gets sticky from non use.
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