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Does anyone have any easy access ideas for getting to and assembling a wiper motor ?? Short of cutting out the dash...


'58 3600 350/4-sp/stepside/big window cab
'59 3100 235/4-sp/stepside
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Mine wasn't too bad to put back in. I did it laying on the floor and reaching up under the dash. Of course it was about the first thing to go back on after taking the cab completly apart to paint, so there wasn't much to get in the way.


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there's only 3 attachments holding the whole thing in, other than the clips holding the transmission link arms to the pegs

as Joe sez, cram yerself in the foot well and have at it - helps to have a good light grin

Bill


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"When we tug a single thing in nature, we find it attached to the rest of the world" ~ John Muir
"When we tug a single thing on an old truck, we find it falls off" ~ me
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I removed the radio, the glove box, the controls for the heater and the ashtray. I ended up removing the seat to get enough room to work and room to get comfortable. Hope I never have to do it again even though it wasnt too bad once I gutted the cab. Thanks for the feedback


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'59 3100 235/4-sp/stepside

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