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#566103 08/17/2009 11:28 PM
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Having a'51 Chevy 3/4 ton 3600 with a '56 235 engine I thought maybe at one point somethings may not be compatible. Well, trying to trace the electrical on the wiper motor produced that dilemma. After reading in Keith Hardy's book that it was a vacuum type motor and I should be looking for a vacuum hose instead of an electrical wire, I found it alright. One inch of hose cut off right at the wiper motor. Does that mean that a '56 235 engine is not designed to feed a vacuum hose to this wiper motor? I sure would hate to have to rig some kind of rubber band with a foot pedal or attach it to a round cage with a squirrel in it. Any suggestion from the "Brotherhood of the Bolts"?

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Look at the intake manifold,it should have a vacumn port.Run your wipers off of this port.see illistration below.

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Thank you bowtietim. I took a couple of pix and if you look at pix # Eng.-10 the intake manifold has a port with a plug (square head) facing out, is that it? It also has Fenton dual exhaust manifolds with each one having a buttonlike port with outer threads. Do you have any idea what are those for?

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yes, the plug in the center of the manifold right below the carb is the vacuum wiper port

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Thank you. I'm sure this will work out better than the rubber band or squirrel.

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The ports on the fentons are to heat the intake manifold.Do a search on heated intake manifold,you will find plenty of information on the subject.


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Thank you very much, I will do so. Can't say enough about you "Bolters". You're second to none. Thanks again.

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