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My truck came with a pair of the ones that don't wipe in unison. Anyone try these out?

http://www.oldchevytrucks.com/cart/product.asp?prodid=WW355&i=|wiper motor||


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I just installed one from LMC on a 51. I believe its the same as the JC setup. it wasnt to bad other than the instructions were poor. My only issue was the twisted bracket kinda had to figure it out on my own and it didnt seem to fit quite right but it did fit. later on I saw a video on utube and it verified I did it correctly.

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Jim Carters sells Newport Engineering wiper motors, www.newport.com you could always buy from them (Newport that is)and ask any questions you have they are very good with any type of questions about their products.
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I installed my Newport Wipers and it was very easy and probably took less than an hour overall. I did have two wiper holes to start so that cut some of the time. The work and sound great!!

The man who invented these should be proud. Its a great kit!!!!


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