Post by Mowser on Apr 17, 2007 1:37:27 GMT -5
So the bus is all but ready for it's date with the Inspector when I finally get around to trying the wiper motor out. First I find the switch to be completely seized. Then I go to remove the wiper assembly to see how bad the one wiper shaft is (the other one is broken already) only to find that the assembly is broken off at one of the shafts.
Now I find myself looking into my parts bits and low and behold the complete assembly I had I gave to a friend last spring. I'm up a creek now.
What I need is:
(1) 6 pin wiper switch ('66,'67 ish)
(2) wiper assembly (I'm looking at replacing mine with a earlier (65 or earlier) assembly so I can use the nicer safari pivots.
(3) any other parts that might make this function.
condition of the motor is not important
Anyone?
Now I find myself looking into my parts bits and low and behold the complete assembly I had I gave to a friend last spring. I'm up a creek now.
What I need is:
(1) 6 pin wiper switch ('66,'67 ish)
(2) wiper assembly (I'm looking at replacing mine with a earlier (65 or earlier) assembly so I can use the nicer safari pivots.
(3) any other parts that might make this function.
condition of the motor is not important
Anyone?
It fell apart in my hands. Just checked and I have a 4 pin switch but no other 6 pins. I have an early wiper motor, arms, and pivots for you though. Looks like it still has the rubber washers and screws too.
