OEM 2005 Lincoln Navigator Wiper Motor

2005 Lincoln Navigator Wiper Motor Parts Q&A

• Q: How to service the rear window wiper motor on 2005 Lincoln Navigator?

  A: You should start servicing the rear window wiper motor by taking out the rear wiper pivot arm together with the dust boot cover. The service begins by detaching the nut that anchors the pivot shaft and handle from the rear window wiper. Proceed to open the liftgate. The service process starts with rear window striker and wiper pivot shaft assembly removal together with their companion nuts followed by removal of liftgate trim panel. The liftgate window should be shut before you disassemble the liftgate window glass latch only when installing a new rear wiper motor. Unplug the electrical wiring connector then remove all the bolts before pulling out the rear window wiper motor unit. Installation of new motor starts with the liftgate window glass latch where you should verify an audible click indicates that the striker engages the latch. Push the rear window wiper striker along with pivot shaft assembly into the wiper motor until you align the pivot shaft pin with the motor disc opening. The new motor assembly includes a rear window wiper motor alignment tool for fitting it over the motor disc and striker assembly when its clips are tightly secured in position. The installation of the rear wiper motor requires torque tightening of its bolts while you establish electrical connections. The procedure requires users to first close the liftgate glass while operating the liftgate. Next they should install the rear window wiper striker and wiper pivot arm mounting assembly nuts before closing the liftgate. The procedure begins with closing the liftgate before tightening the rear window wiper pivot shaft nut. After that, install the handle while also placing the dust boot cover. Finish by mounting the rear wiper pivot arm. After completing the installation of the liftgate trim panel users should open the liftgate remove the rear window wiper motor aligning tool to access the liftgate glass opening before final installation concludes. A normal operation test should be conducted on the liftgate and its glass.