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Hello-

I have a 1958 Chevy 3200 fleetside truck. Working on the electric wiper motor right now. I have confirmed it is the 1958-1959 electric motor. There are three bolts/rubber bushings that hold the electric motor assembly to brackets under the dash. The old bolts are loose and the rubber bushings are shot that are between the bracket and the wiper motor case. Can anyone confirm what bolt/nut/bushings I need to remount the wiper motor to the brackets? I think these are what I need, says for passenger cars, but I think it is the same for trucks too. See link below:


https://www.autocityclassic.com/58%20Chev%20Pass%20Cars%20Rubber%20Nuts%201706



Do these rubber nuts just squish down when tightened so they don;t slide back through the hole? Thanks for any replies in advance!

-Jesse
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Originally Posted by oldfarmall
Do these rubber nuts just squish down when tightened so they don;t slide back through the hole?
Yes

I cannot confirm any difference between passenger car and truck, however they look correct.

Here is a fleabay version:

EBAY

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I just put one in on a 1959. Mine had 3 brackets that mount the motor.
One with 2 holes, 1 with 3 and 1 with four at the top underside dash.
One of those 4 has the grounding strap.
Those look like the right nuts.


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