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Old 01-28-2016, 02:21 PM   #1
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Wipers move when going over bumps

We recently purchased a 1999 Hurricane 30Q on the F-53 chassis and I've noticed that when I go over bumps, especially when turning into our out of a driveway with a pitched apron (slowly), the wipers move. Not a full sweep, just a couple of inches. Initially I thought it was a loose switch or the park switch in the motor, but I don't think there is any power being applied, just movement. Has anybody else experienced this?
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We recently purchased a 1999 Hurricane 30Q on the F-53 chassis and I've noticed that when I go over bumps, especially when turning into our out of a driveway with a pitched apron (slowly), the wipers move. Not a full sweep, just a couple of inches. Initially I thought it was a loose switch or the park switch in the motor, but I don't think there is any power being applied, just movement. Has anybody else experienced this?
I would check for broken welds on the body mounts to the frame. You can usually see them by taking a look under the hood with a flashlight toward the outer edges of the metal inner bumper.
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I thought Four Winds used rubber mounting pads body to frame until sometime in 2004? Are there also welds?
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