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If the wiper blade is stopping correctly on one side and not the other and the blade is the correct size and installed correctly, chances are it has to do with the wiper motor linkage. There are plastic components that wear out and then you end up with slop in the unit. This is one type of result.
If you want to check it, here are the directions for removing and replacing the wiper linkage. The attached picture correlates with these directions.
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Removing And Installing Wiper Linkage
Removal
1 Remove ignition key
2 Remove wiper arm
3 Open engine hood, raise to vertical position
4 Remove air inlet
5 Remove wiper system
6 Adjust basic setting of wiper gear head
7 Unscrew nut of wiper gear head shaft (1)
8 Press off crank arm of wiper gear head (2)
9 Unscrew wiper motor shaft nut
10 Press wiper linkage (3) off crank arm of wiper motor (4)
11 Take off wiper linkage (3)
Installation
12 Move wiper motor into parking position
13 Fit on wiper linkage (3)
14 Press wiper linkage (3) onto crank arm of wiper motor (4)
15 Screw on wiper motor shaft nut
Wiper motor shaft nut - 19 N.M
16 Basic setting of wiper gear head
17 Press crank arm (2) onto shaft of wiper gear head
- Pay attention to setting: crank arm of wiper motor (4) and wiper linkage (3) must be installed in extended position
18 Screw nut onto shaft of wiper gear head (1)
Nut of wiper gear head shaft - 19 N.M
19 Install wiper system
20 Install wiper arm
21 Install air inlet
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Let me know if this helps or if you have other questions.
Take care,
Joe
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Monday, August 20th, 2018 AT 6:54 PM