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I installed an electric wiper motor after several years of fighting with my vacuum wipers on my 1952 3100. My problem with them is they are only wiping about 1/3 to 1/2 of the windshield. If I set them to park about an inch above the bottom of the windshield they only swing up to about the middle of the windshield. Does anyone know if there is an adjustment on the wiper motor to increase the travel? The instructions that came with it doesn't mention anything about such an adjustment, only how to adjust the parking. My motor housing has locking set screw at the bottom. I'm wondering if it would adjust the amount of travel. Neither the motor nor the directions indicate who the manufacturer is.


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You might want to indicate who you bought it from, and that seller's part number.

Someone who has the same one might respond.

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Is the motor mounted on top of the mounting brace? If not it should be.Also,the mounting brace is slotted,allowing the motor to be moved left or right for adjustment.

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I bought the motor from Classic Parts of America, item# 67-064B. According to the directions, the slots in the mounting brace are for adjusting the park position. I think the motor is mounted correctly. Everything lines up pretty well with the flat rods from the wiper arms. I just wish the motor shaft would rotate farther before it reverses direction.


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BillyDon, Try a search within the electrical forum. How to adjust them has been answered. I'm not thre yet.


Julian Carter

1970 Triumph GT6
1967 Triumph TR4A
1952 Chevy 3600
1948 MG-TC

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