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How do I wire a wiper switch that has three prongs and add a separate windshield wiper elec. motor? The motor has two wires/red and black. (the rubber hoses I can do ok)
Now with one wire from the switch to the wiper motor I have one speed. That leaves two prongs to work with and the washer button.
This job has been put on hold many times but this time I aim to get it done.
Appreciate any info.

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Need more information. What wiper motor is this? Is it designed to provide multiple speeds?


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OldSub,

I don't know if the wiper motor was designed for one speed--it has 2 terminals. I put in the wiper switch which has 3 terminals (for 2 speeds I believe) but only one wire attached now - goes to the motor.
I got an electric washer motor to use separately. It has two wires--one goes to a hot wire, the other some kind of ground I guess. Can I turn the existing wiper motor into a 2 speed or would I have to put in a different motor?

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intersting ? ...I recieved an electric motor in my many boxes of parts when I purchased my truck I seem to have the same setup, motor has just 1 black and 1 red wire, I also have 1 speed on the motor but the switch in the kit has 2 positions like it should have 2 speeds but I could not figure out how it works so I am living with the single speed wich is plenty ok unless it POURS then the wipers are just tooooo sloooow to keep up with a good hard rain.
maybe someone will have an answer for us both?
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Tim


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Well, on Wed. I will be away until Sep. and not have access to a computer except at a library, so I hope everyone has a great summer.
Last fourth of July I drove my truck in a parade and hope to this year. There's mostly cars but a few trucks. Old cars are great--I've had a few but I love my truck the best.
If I can hook up my washer system I'll tell how in Sep. Maybe too late for SW Radial but maybe I'll still be looking for a way to do it then as there are other things to work on.
I'll check in then.
Jim


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