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#588093 10/30/2009 8:13 PM
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I'm thinking about going ahead and changing from vacuum to electric wipers and have one concern. Most of the new motors I see at the vendors have modern looking control knobs and I am wanting to keep it looking original. Can I just swap the knobs from my original? Or should I look at the original electric motors like on Chevy Duty's site? Thanks for your advice!


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you can use the original knob.who,s tooo know.Are you going to Sema show?.People said to me that's a nice ford pu.I say thank you but it's a 51 CHEVY.See my point.What pleases you do it ,It's your ride,what make you happy do it.happy cruising


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Just a heads up, I bought a wiper motor from one vendor that was made in China, did not fit correctly, what a headache so I returned it and got a wiper motor for another vendor made in the USA, it fit like the original no headaches.

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Get one from Newport Engineering. That's what I'm unsing, works great and fit very well. I opted for the delay switch option, which is nice to have. The stock knob worked fine, but I did have to make a bushing to make it fit tight. Brass tubing, sourced from the local hobby shop, worked very well for that. Either switch will also give you the option of adding a washer pump if you want, it was the extra wire to run it. I got mine from Patrick's.


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