69 Dart 4 door cruiser
Here is a wiper motor that was in the trunk.
The engine bay of this car was stripped clean before I got the car.
No wiring, no brake lines, no wiper washer hoses, no master cylinder…
It was as if the car were stripped to repaint the engine bay. I think I have all the wiring but I’m not sure. Some stuff that came in the trunk is duplicates, some appear to be from this car. The wiper motor though….. it looks like the 3 speed units that I’ve seen in B and E bodies but the same design is in my 67 Dart….
It lays flat along the firewall like the 3 speed units all seem to do.
The wiring looks like so:
The 2 wire plug looks like what usually goes to the neutral safety switch on the transmission.
The standard 8 pin design here.
The switch in the dash of this car has no detents. You turn it and it just spins maybe 90-120 degrees. The 67 Dart dash switch is the same. The wipers work fine in that one. The speed of wiper movement does change from slow to faster but it seems like a trigger on a Sawzall.
Fuzzy memory on this, but were these variable speed units?
Here is a wiper motor that was in the trunk.
The engine bay of this car was stripped clean before I got the car.
No wiring, no brake lines, no wiper washer hoses, no master cylinder…
It was as if the car were stripped to repaint the engine bay. I think I have all the wiring but I’m not sure. Some stuff that came in the trunk is duplicates, some appear to be from this car. The wiper motor though….. it looks like the 3 speed units that I’ve seen in B and E bodies but the same design is in my 67 Dart….
It lays flat along the firewall like the 3 speed units all seem to do.
The wiring looks like so:
The 2 wire plug looks like what usually goes to the neutral safety switch on the transmission.
The standard 8 pin design here.
The switch in the dash of this car has no detents. You turn it and it just spins maybe 90-120 degrees. The 67 Dart dash switch is the same. The wipers work fine in that one. The speed of wiper movement does change from slow to faster but it seems like a trigger on a Sawzall.
Fuzzy memory on this, but were these variable speed units?