Keep your wipers sweeping through rain and snow with the CARDONE Remanufactured Windshield Wiper Motor 40-2005, a direct-fit replacement for the 1995-2002 Ford Crown Victoria, 1995-2002 Ford Grand Marquis, 1995-1997 Lincoln Town Car, and 1995-2002 Mercury Grand Marquis (see the "Vehicles it fits" section for engine details). This motor drives the wiper linkage that moves the blades across the windshield; if a worn or failed original motor is behind slow, stuck, or dead wipers, this remanufactured unit replaces it.
- Tested to O.E. standard: each unit's main components — armature, field, bearing, parking switch, or pulse board — are tested or gauged against the O.E. standard, and the final motor is tested for each of its functions.
- Refreshed bearings: every motor bearing is re-impregnated or replaced as needed.
- Lubricated output gear: lubrication is applied to the output gear to help provide load capacity and long life.
- Rebuilt electricals: weak solder points are 100% reflowed and the motor magnets are 100% recharged for performance and reliability.
Re-engineered, built and tested to match O.E. performance, this remanufactured Original Equipment motor drops in on the listed applications. CARDONE's earth-friendly remanufacturing process reduces the energy and raw materials needed to build a new part by 80%.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this wiper motor do?
It drives the wiper linkage that moves the wiper blades across the windshield. If a failed original motor is causing slow, stuck, or non-working wipers, this remanufactured unit replaces it.
Which vehicles does the 40-2005 fit?
It's a direct-fit replacement for the 1995-2002 Ford Crown Victoria, 1995-2002 Ford Grand Marquis, 1995-1997 Lincoln Town Car, and 1995-2002 Mercury Grand Marquis. Check the "Vehicles it fits" section for engine details.
Is this a new or remanufactured motor?
It's remanufactured. Each unit is re-engineered, built, and tested to match O.E. performance, with bearings re-impregnated or replaced, magnets recharged, and weak solder points reflowed.
What are signs my wiper motor may need replacing?
Wipers that move slowly, stop mid-sweep, park in the wrong spot, or don't move at all can be signs of a failing motor. Diagnose the cause first, since linkage or wiring issues can produce similar symptoms.
How is the motor tested?
Its main components — armature, field, bearing, parking switch, or pulse board — are tested or gauged against the O.E. standard, then the final motor is tested for each of its functions on the unit.
