WIPER SYSTEM OPERATION
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Low Speed And High Speed Operation
• When the wiper switch moves to the 1 (low) position, current (1) flows through the wiper switch to the wiper motor, then to ground. The wipers operate at low speed.
• When the wiper switch moves to the 2 (high) position, current (2) flows through the wiper switch to the wiper motor, then to ground. The wipers operate at high speed.
• When the wiper switch returns to the OFF position, the autostop function activates and the wipers stop at the park position.
Autostop Function
• While the wipers are operating, the autostop switch remains on except when the wipers are in the park position. Current flows through the INT relay to the wiper switch, wiper motor, then to ground. Thus, the wipers continue to operate until they reach the park position even if the wiper switch moves to the OFF position.
One-touch Wiper Operation
• When the wiper lever is pushed up, the one-touch switch turns on, and current flows through the one-touch switch to the wiper motor, then to ground. The wipers operate at low speed for one cycle.
• While the wiper lever is pushed up and held, the wipers operate continuously at low speed. When the wiper lever is released, the autostop function activates and the wipers stop at the park position.
Intermittent Wiper Operation
• When the wiper switch moves to the INT position, the intermittent wiper (INT) relay turns on, and current flows through the INT relay to the wiper switch, wiper motor, then to ground. The wipers operate at low speed.
• When the preset period of time has passed, the INT relay turns off. The current stops flowing through the wiper motor. The autostop function activates, and the wipers stop at the park position. Cycling through this sequence of operations, the wipers operate at specified intervals.
• The INT volume provides optional settings of the wiper sweep interval (timing that the INT relay turns from off to on).
Synchronized Washer And Wiper Operation
• When the wiper lever is pulled toward the driver, the washer switch turns on and current (1) flows through the washer switch to the washer motor, then to ground. The washer motor activates and washer fluid is sprayed.
• At the same time, the INT relay turns on, and current (2) flows through the INT relay to the wiper switch, the wiper motor, then to ground. The wipers operate at low speed.
