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The Ford Expedition Wiper Linkage is responsible for changing the rotation of the windshield wiper motor into a sweeping motion that moves the wiper arms and blades across the windshield. Situated under the hood, the Wiper Linkage is connected to the motor's output shaft and connects to each wiper arm with rods and pivots. In Ford Expedition, this Wiper Linkage is located ahead of the passenger compartment and is shielded under the cowl area. Once the driver activates the switch to operate the wiper, an electrical signal closes the relay. This causes the motor to be energized. The worm gear of the motor begins turning. This rotation is then transferred by the Wiper Linkage. Thus, the synchronized back and forth sweeps are generated. As a result, the wipers are able to wipe off any rain, snow or debris on the windscreen. The assembly moves with the help of rubber inserts on the wipers and does not scratch the glass. A properly functioning Wiper Linkage keeps wiper blades moving at an even speed and angling correctly for useful visibility in bad weather. The Wiper Linkage can become too worn, bent or joint to cause uneven wiping or total loss of movement. As no other styles or special editions have been specified for the Ford Expedition, this description applies to the standard configuration across the line.