1973dusterkid
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What wire do I ground on a wiper motor to get it to work 2 speed motor 71 motor.
Wiper motor
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j061093409
1970 Dart Swinger 340 Reg
there is a long black wire with a hole clip on each end and one end goes from wiper motor stud to blower motor stud
Rocky_JS
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1973dusterkid
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So I dont need to ground motor with another wire.
Rocky_JS
'cuda
believe if all other wiring is connected you only need to ground the body of the motor to the chassis.
No, you shouldn't NEED one....
But:
1) You already have it grounded.
2) You can NEVER HAVE TOO MUCH GROUND. It won't hurt you.
3) But you can NOT HAVE ENOUGH which WILL HURT YOU...
SUMMARY: IT'S SAFER TO OVERGROUND, THAN UNDERGROUND.
1973dusterkid
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So if I ground it to the chassis where do I hook it at on the motor.
Passion4Mopars
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Ground it anywhere on the motor housing. Take the bolt out for the ballast resistor and ground it with that bolt. Put a ground wire with a ring terminal and reinstall the bolt. The bolt head is 5/16.
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