Dorman 88136 Wiper Motor Pulse Board Module for Compatible Models Review

This fixed intermittent wiper without turning on the switch for 1998 GMC Yukon for now. Time will tell how long this pulse board lasts. Very easy to install. Will be updated if issues arise throughout the year.

No Dorman packaging or factory packaging of any kind. Used part received in bubble wrap. There is also no high-speed function. Interval, Wash and Low work, but the high.board is not identical to the one it replaces, so this board will not work properly.

This wiper impulse board solved my problem with the windshield washer. Great fit and functionality. The mechanic said I would have to replace the lever controls, which would be very expensive. I came across a video on YouTube where the circuit board needs to be repaired with solder. I tried this first and it indicated a problem with the washing machine, however it had to be repeated after a little over a month. This led to me replacing the impulse board entirely. Repair about 15 minutes and…

I got this to replace my original wiper control board as sometimes the wipers won't turn on unless I tap the connector. I read that this is due to cold soldering on the connector. I've attempted repairs by reheating the solder joints, but have never been able to reflow the old solder, even with a powerful electric soldering iron. This swap solved the problem, but the wipers don't park quite like the original, but still close enough. However, now they pop up every time I need them.

I found that the circuit board could be replaced instead of the entire motor. The swap takes about ten minutes and there is a video to show you how (two screws and one connector). I think of the times when my windshield wipers failed. I had to stop, pop the hood, and bang on the engine with a dowel I kept in Tahoe for that purpose. I could kick myself for not doing it sooner. If your GM truck turns the wipers off by themselves and then turns them back on, get one of these. Your problem is…

I've never had a good experience with replacement parts sold by Dorman; Most of them seem to be of low quality, mostly made in China and can be found in the Help! section. Parts are on display at many auto parts stores. But I was very surprised by this wiper control board. It is made in South Korea and definitely has some circuit modifications compared to the old board (which was also a non-original replacement board) due to the different components used. It installed without any problems and…

Worked great to fix the wipers on my Sonoma '03 when they stopped working except on high. I tried the internet suggestion to resell the old one first with no success but it worked. The exchange was very easy, they fit perfectly and I am very happy that my wipers are working again. I'm hesitant to give five stars just because there are some subtle differences in how my wipers work compared to original equipment. Everything works but there seems to be more lag when I turn on the intermittent…

I've been having issues with the wipers on my 2003 S10 pickup for quite some time. For a long time, when turned off, the wipers did not fall to the lower position. I turned off the wipers a month ago and they won't go off. I had to wait for the wipers to go down and turn the key off for them to turn off. When I had to turn them on I only had one speed (high I think) and no intermittent options. At first I thought the switch was the problem. After some research I found that the wiper control…

UPDATED RATING: GET ANOTHER STAR! SUPER poor quality components? Doesn't work properly! Fewer wiper delay capacitors, which also saves maybe 30 cents per unit, but they compare very poorly to OEM. Doorman's latest wiper delay board was made in Korea and was of significantly higher quality. This one is made from poor quality capacitors and transistors and then dipped in so much epoxy that no one can fix it and it's unlikely to last very long. It's been 2 weeks and it no longer works as an OEM…