Windshield wiper motors have an internal switch that allows a wiper motor to stay running long enough to keep the wipers moving until they reach the "park" position. Once the wiper gets to the park position, the wiper motor is shut off. The internal switch often fails and either the motor will shut off immediately, wherever it is or it will keep running. It sure seems that you need a new wiper motor.
system glitch or a short
It's built into the rear windshield.
the windsheild wiper motor clutch/windlatch is broken
On a 1996 Mercury Grand Marquis the windshield washer squirter button is on the end of the turn signal lever
windshield from 1992-1997 will fit all
You take it to autozone and they will show you
Replace the hose.
I had the same problem with my 92 Grand Marquis. Seems that the windshield wiper motor was running in the opposite direction for one reason or another. You may need to replace the motor or have someone look at it. Fortunately for me, my mechanic drilled a hold on the motor and flipped around, now my windshield wipers stay down when not being used, however they stay up when in use... weird.
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