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#401083 04/12/2008 1:10 AM
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i have a 58 apache truck... it has a two speed electric motor (window washer)under dash. arms are not connected . will stock arms work??? if so where do i get the bushings to fit electric motor with stock arms
thanks doug

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if it's the original 58 elec motor [which didn't have a washer function], it and the arms will look like this ... if it originally had vacuum wipers, might have different arms .... not sure what you mean by 'bushings', the arms should fit on the pins that are part of the motor assembly

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Hey red - bad link. What happened? headscratch



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oops, I took it too far - try this, click "full size" on the right of the thumbnails

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Flxible #401121 04/12/2008 2:47 AM
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the wiper arms are completely different then in the picture...where the arm fits on the motor it seems there has to be a bushing...i really appreciate all the info everyone has helped with thanks doug

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Are you sure that you don't have vacuum wipers?


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jdl #401746 04/13/2008 8:31 PM
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it's an electric delco motor 2 speed from rochester ny... maybe some might know where i can get parts??thanks doug

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Sounds to me like you may have an aftermarket. If so, most of the suppliers should have some to fit.


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