probably by fixing the wire supplying the power to the whiper itself it could be broken and only making a connection when lifting the hatch
Most hatches on cars, when the hatch is raised you can see where the wires ae loomed or ran thru from the top inside of the hatch thru the top sill, thru a rubber grommet. Most times even tho the wires are sleeved in a protective rubber shroud, they still pinch and rub. Try taking a closer look at the shrouded area, you may have to split open the shroud to do a visual inspection. If the wires all look ok, you can use heat shrink overlap to reseal them or electrical tape.
There's a number of places in Denver offering deals on a lifted Toyota. The main difference in price will come down to the year. Stevinson Toyota East currently has the best deals, in general, for Denver. Mainly because of the fact that they have frequent sales and deals to lower the prices.
The windshield reservoir on a 2001 Yukon XL is removed by taking out the retaining bolts and disconnecting the pump motor. The reservoir can then be pulled from its mounts and lifted from the vehicle.
The windshield washer pump on a Chrysler Sebring convertible is replaced by disconnecting the wiring harness and unbolting the pump. It can then be lifted from its mounting bracket and a new pump put into place.
The door panel on a 1996 Toyota Tacoma is held in place by several screws on the inside of the door. When these are removed, the panel can be lifted off.
Check out Craigslist.com for local ads. Most used car dealerships will not take in lifted cars due to warranty and safety concerns. Another place to look is the local newspaper ads.
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