I'd take the connector loose from the wiper motor, use jumper wires for voltage and ground, use voltage for high and low, one at a time. The black wire is ground, the wiring diagram shows the wire color for high and low. You can come off battery for voltage and ground. If the motor reacts the way it should, the problem may be in the wiper switch, itself. The info I looked at was two speed wiper, no intermittent. It could be the motor itself?
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Friday, April 30th, 2010 AT 4:04 PM