Rallye dash and wiper switch question

Thanks for replies. So the 72 harness wiper switch connection is for 3 speed switch. The female terminal at 11 o'clock is way out there and is vertical instead of horizontal. Stared at it for 20 minutes before it sank in. Fgill, Is the switch on the left in your photos the 3 way switch? Still doesn't look like it would fit my second photo (72 harness). Dubob I like your suggestion...but how do I de-pin the wiper connection? Trying to avoid cutting the 5 wires and splicing obviously. Do you mean pull the 5 wires out the connector and push the plastic housing out the back? Aren't there problems getting it out on the bulkhead side? Can you give me more details, thanks. Wiper motor should be 2-speed since that would fit the harness I am replacing, but I will check. How do you visually tell the differences in wiper motors? 3 speed vs. 2 speed. I assume it would be a third or fourth electrical terminal on the motor. Always listen to experience. Thanks

The 3 speed switch is the one on the left in my pic. It has the resistor piggy backed on top which operates/regulates the variable speed control feature.
This 3 speed switch will fit your connector shown in your 2nd pic, however, your connector has an extra connector/plug at the 6 o'clock position. I cannot recall (been 20yrs) why some have that and others do not or if its even used or not as all of my 3 spd switches dont have that terminal.

I do know there is more than one type of 3 speed switch, some are 3 speed w/ variable. some are actual 3 speed only. all 3 speeds switches have the push to wash feature & therefore must use the electric washer pump located in the fluid bottle. Manual washer pump (on the floor board, use only the 2 speed switch & wiper motor.)

Also to note, the 3 speed motor uses a very slightly different bellcrank that connects to the wiper transmission arms. Again, i do not know why the change, but I do know they are slightly different.
So - in order to use a 3 speed switch/convert to 3spd, you will need at minimum; the 3 speed switch, 3 spd wiper motor and 3 spd bellcrank. To use the push to wash feature, you will need the proper washer bottle w/ electric pump and engine bay lead wire to said pump. All in all, easier to simply convert your harness to take the 2 spd switch and keep your existing 2spd set up, but its a common upgrade to swap in the 3 spd /power washer stuff.

For reference, the pic below has both style of mopar wiper motors.
the 2 spd unit is on the left, 3 speed on the right. (not my pic)
I hope this makes sense..lol

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