Just to add a little more info on the white plate, 2 speed.
The switch on my car is stamped on the face: 2820525 23199? and 3396 possibly cast in below.
Wiper Motor Wires
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Just to add a little more info on the white plate, 2 speed.
make this diagram, based on information from the Web, photos of other wiper motors and YT videos. I still lack the connection for the water pump, but the only free pin is always energized ... I hope it serves as a reference, use the colors indicated in the original diagram. Greetings!
What are you trying to do?
Everything in this thread is about 1967 wiper motors and matching switches.
If your car is a 1967, then go to post #40 and see which wiper motor you have.
If your car is not 1967, then check the list of wiper motors. The Plymouth and Dodge shop manuals have the best diagrams but even then sometimes do not cover every version for that year. The good news is there was more standardization later (after 1967).
On the other hand if you are working with a Mexican built car, sometimes parts were different. Brazil built even more so.
Since I'm in the process of determining which terminals should do what on a correctly functioning switch, here's mine.
'67 Barracuda, column, automatic
2820525 switch
2822 962 motor
Brown wires spliced together in engine compartment harness
No wire in the D terminal on the engine compartment side
'67 Barracuda, column, automatic
2820525 switch
2822 962 motor
Brown wires spliced together in engine compartment harness
No wire in the D terminal on the engine compartment side
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Not white plate.
p/n 2822 963 White plate over the gears is shown in posts 2 & 3, & 21 wired for 2 speed shown in post 34
Your motor 2822 962 is the type shown in posts 1, 5, & 23 wiring we think for 2 speed shown in post 45
p/n 2822 963 White plate over the gears is shown in posts 2 & 3, & 21 wired for 2 speed shown in post 34
Your motor 2822 962 is the type shown in posts 1, 5, & 23 wiring we think for 2 speed shown in post 45
Ah, so it's metal and rusty? I wasn't sure if it was overspray on a white plate or something else. Edited post to remove that bit.
Have you watched it? Does that cover any 1967 setups?
I'm pretty sure the booklet did not but its been a while.
I watched it in the past. I could not figure why there were so many different ways to stop the motors or make them go at different speeds.
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