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#1614360 10/30/2026 11:12 PM
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Well I have successfully replaced the wire on this wiper motor and it is working. Hope it stays that way. Started with my vacuum wipers were not quite working so I was going to dig into it when I found an electric 6 volt motor on ebay. I did not know they had such a thing, but I guess it was a option. The seller was also Jim Carter truck parts so I knew the description was correct. The only issue was the old wire were it went through the housing was bare wire. After splitting the electric motor, the task was easy to replace the wire. I also put shrink tube on the inner wires as well. After the wires were fixed up, the fun begins to get the brushes back in and get them held in place while putting the halves back together, all while guiding the inner wires to the correct location. I had to walk away a few times from either frustration or hands cramping up, but I am glad I got it back up and running. Now I have to install under the dash.
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1954 Canadian GMC 9300
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Is that 6 volt?


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Yes 6 volt


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