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#164932 11/15/2006 5:54 AM
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I am trying to put my '49 3600 back together and I cannot figure out how to connect the wipers. They are the original vacuum wipers.

I think that I am missing a few parts under the dash. I have the two arms but cannot figure out how they attach to the small lever on the motor itself.

Can anyone help?

#164933 11/15/2006 6:30 AM
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Spencer,

I am not an AD guy, but if you have a Chev's of the 40's catalog, they have the exploded view of the wipers in the back of the catalog somewhere.

If my scanner worked, I would link a shot to it..

#164934 11/15/2006 12:06 PM
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Spencer,
The eye in the links from the transmission should have a rubber grommet in them that presses over the brass hex bushing on the motor operation arm. The links are held on by an arm spring retainer, this is two clips with a small spring between them. Classic Part, pg50 or any of the other vendor catalogs have good pictures of these under wiper parts.
With the motor operating arm in the vertical position the wiper arms should be installed in the vertical position
Denny Graham
Sandwich, IL


Denny G
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