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#560533 07/30/2009 6:49 PM
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Dose any one know the correct way to hook up a 2 speed wiper motor to a switch.Also I need a good wiper switch to use.I,m not using the factory washer motor.So I,m not sure what terminal is for high and low.Plaese help.Con tact Bruno at [email protected] Thanks.

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Yes I have that book,But it dose not explan witch terminal is what.But thank you for your help.

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Wiper motors are not the easiest to hook up, since there is a set of internal contacts that shut off the motor when the wipers are down. You don't have the factory wiper motor so you may just have to put it on the bench with power and play with it. That may be the only way you will find it's off position so you can correctly mount it. The factory wiper switch grounds the wiper motor, that way it has power till it reaches the off position internally. I'd try and find a switch for what ever wiper motor you do have. There have been posts on the factory setup you might try a search to find them, and see if they help. Good luck.

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