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Which modern wiper motor?
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Box in the photo says specialty power windows.
Specialty Power Windows - Free Shipping @ Speedway Motors
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FreightDogs400
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Very helpful, TY
magnumduster
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Hey Friends, for what it's worth, I used a '90's minivan wiper motor in my magnum swapped '68 Dart. I just wanted something a couple decades newer than what I had. I modified one mounting hole on the van bracket. I'm already using a Saginaw steering column with delay wiper control and it works perfectly. I've also got a Saginaw collumn in my Duster with delay wiper using a stock 70's wiper motor. I passed info along to a fella on the B bodies forum and he said his stock 3 speed switch didn't give him all 3 speeds with the newer motor. I'm not sure why. Pics atrached
New Port Engineering | HOME OF THE “CLEAN WIPE WIPER MOTOR"
I used these guys to replace my 2sp. The factory unit cleared this intake but hit the stack injection body I was going to use. It uses the factory 2sp.switch and wiring.
I used these guys to replace my 2sp. The factory unit cleared this intake but hit the stack injection body I was going to use. It uses the factory 2sp.switch and wiring.
DionR
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FYI, later M-Bodies like Diplomats used a plate that bolts right to an A-Body and has holes that match the minivan wiper motor. Seems like the motor is different, little fuzzy on that right now.
Either way, I have the Diplomat/minivan assembly that I have had bolted to my '74 in the past. Didn't hook up the linkage or wire it in though. My brother was going to use it on his Demon project and couldn't get the arm to work so it might not be a slam dunk.
I use a Neon 2005 wiper motor and mounted it inside the car.I had to make a bracket and modify the arms a bit. Not the best picture but that's all I have.
What motor works with the 6.4? As thats one item i was unsure of. Does the standard 74 duster wiper motor fit
DionR
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My wiper motor is sideways mounted looks different to that one but going off the pic will fitMy stock 2 speed wiper motor fit fine with the Holley mounts and a 6.4 intake.
DionR
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That’s a 3 speed motor. I would think it would give you even more room, but just a guess. Never messed with one of those before.
I also used this kit, it fits great, I do think it was $500 though. I used a Ron Francis switch that has adjustable delays.
Steve
I've driven mine In the rain once (years ago). Not fun. Realistically most of us need no more than 1 speed (and usually only for state laws). I ended up getting sold the "required" 2sp switch kit, and after looking at the factory diagram and testing diagrams . Realized the factory switch and dash wiring can stay. Their unit removes the outside low speed park resistor wiring with the same signals, so less wires. Nice parts though.
junior636
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I've considered just making a little bar i can function by hand to move the wipers manually. I'll be quite surprised if I ever actually use the wipers.
I used a 2005 Neon wiper motor but I put it inside the firewall. Very minimum articulating arm mods and I used the painless wiring and switches
@68cuda408 @68 A
Do you guys have a part number and install thread? I looked at teir site and there isn't anything much past the 50's.
Do you guys have a part number and install thread? I looked at teir site and there isn't anything much past the 50's.
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