Wiper motor relocation on 67 barracuda

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Buford19

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Have a 67 fastback barracuda, which I am converting into a restro mod, it's about 1/3 finished. So I relocated the wiper motor too clean up the fire wall, I will be using a wiper motor from a 2013 Dart. For now like would like to electrically test this motor to position it in its proper location. The motor has 4 wires, black, brown, white and brown, and green and brown. Would anyone know which wires I would put power to and ground, without harming this motor? Pretty sure black will be ground. Couldn't find wire diagram for 2013 Dart online. Thanks for any info.

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1 W3 BR/WT 1.5 WIPER LOW SPEED CONTROL OUTPUT
3 W7 BR/GY .75 WIPER PARK SWITCH SENSE
4 W4 BR/LG 1.5 WIPER HIGH SPEED CONTROL OUTPUT LATE BUILD
4 W4 BR/WT 1.5 WIPER HIGH SPEED CONTROL OUTPUT EARLY BUILD
5 Z909 BK 1.5 GROUND
 
eeka440 said:
Hope this helps
1 W3 BR/WT 1.5 WIPER LOW SPEED CONTROL OUTPUT
3 W7 BR/GY .75 WIPER PARK SWITCH SENSE
4 W4 BR/LG 1.5 WIPER HIGH SPEED CONTROL OUTPUT LATE BUILD
4 W4 BR/WT 1.5 WIPER HIGH SPEED CONTROL OUTPUT EARLY BUILD
5 Z909 BK 1.5 GROUND
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Ok thanks for the info, this will help me out a lot, really appreciate it.
 
Check out the attached from TechConnect
 

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Buford19 said:
Have a 67 fastback barracuda, which I am converting into a restro mod, it's about 1/3 finished. So I relocated the wiper motor too clean up the fire wall, I will be using a wiper motor from a 2013 Dart.
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I would love to see how you did this! Post some pix!
 
Yes I will take some pictures. Got the idea from other members on this site. It is really easy and gives room for modern hemi if wanted. Also cleans up the firewall, and save about half the weight of the old one. Only cost 40 dollars Canadian from local auto wrecker.
 
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Sorry it took so long,here a couple of pics of wiper motor relocation. Try to send a video I made of motor in operation, but can't seem to download video to this site.

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The wiper motor is now under the cowling. Here a picture of the engine bay, with the old wiper motor location covered.
 
Wish I could show the video, it shows the wipers in action. It works very well. Maybe my video was to long to put on this thread.
 
Not sure even how to do that. Using a iPad for the internet, and recorded the video with it. Will give it a try.
 
The video is on YouTube under 67barracuda wiper motor relocation. Please let me know if it works for you.
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chillent said:
Awesome, thank you! Did you have specs you used for the bracket or just made it to fit? Can't wait to get that ugly heavy old one off my firewall!
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No specs used, just made the bracket to fit the motor and sit flat on firewall. Then tack the bracket roughly in position and gave it a test run. Also I made the bracket so I can adjust the motor back and forth about one inch in either direction. These wiper motors are tiny, which make them nice to use. When I wire a switch to the motor I can adjust the wipers for the park position. Also this motor turns in the opposite direction as the original one, which will make no difference.
 
Don,t thinks so, but will have to test fit the heater box sometime soon. Not planing on using heater anyway, but would nice to have it in place.
 
Buford19 said:
Don,t thinks so, but will have to test fit the heater box sometime soon. Not planing on using heater anyway, but would nice to have it in place.
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Sometime this week I dig up the heater box, and test fit it. This information might be valuable to someone wanting to do the same mod.
 
JGC403 said:
Is it going to be in the way when you put your heater box or dash in?
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Just checked the clearance for heater box, and there are no issues. Actually there not even close to each other. Also I don't see any issues with the dash, but have not did a test fit yet. The motor is very small, and is tuck up out of the way, so I think it will be fine.
 
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