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#700970 12/05/2010 3:27 AM
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Needing some help with an 12v electric wiper motor. More specifically the t-bar on the motor shaft that the wiper transmission arms attach to. I've broken the end of an allen wrench in the set screw in the smaller of the two holes and can't get it out. I'm trying to have it machined out now. I've broken numerous bits trying to get it out. Is there a place where I can purchase a new t-bar. I've searched the net and all the wiper manufacturers with no luck. I purchased the motor from lmc. This happened while replacing the transmission arms. Don't want to buy a new motor. Help















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year of application? name of maker on motor? is it one of these?

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The wiper motor was purchased 2 years ago from LMC truck supply company. There is no information on the motor at all. They still sell the part. The number is 36-4065, page 70 in their catalog. I still have the box it came in. No information on the box except for the part no.

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likely that one is an offshore knock-off of the Newport, looks similar but made-in-USA Newport always has their ID on the unit .... might inquire from them if they can supply what you need, otherwise it's like always, you break it you own it ohwell

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The new ports are painted black and have a new port sticker on them.
Here is a picture of my 12v new port,does it look like this ?
12v new port wiper motor


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Interesting thread. I will be buying an eletric wiper motor. soon and while I do get a good number of parts from LMC, I believe this purchase will be from Newport. I believe there have been conversations here on this subject in the past and complaints on the fit of the install. That's why it's important to check out the Stove Bolt Forums whenever you buy important stuff.


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Big Chevy, I installed a Newport in my 52 panel a short time ago. I did not even have to do any adjusting. Well, I did pull the wiper blade off and adjusted it one time.

For what its worth. I got mine from JimCarter. Its what they sell....or at least did just this past Sept. Newport listed it for $209 and JCarter listed it for $195. With the Stovebolt discount it came out to be $182.

Also, there is TWO different Newport. One MIGHT interfere with the original choke cable. I think that one is 4753CT while the one that they say will NOT interfere with the choke cable is 4753CCT (note the extra "C" in the number.
Newport is top notch unit. Well made and with instructions.

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Thanks Alvin, I'll be heading for J Carter.


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