Wasn't there also a problem obtaining delay circuit boards for our cars? I recall some years back the one I was trying to use was burnt out. Fortunately I was able to pull one out a Regal in the boneyard.
CUTLASS Help With Pulse/Delay Wipers
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Wow!! Did you see what they want for a wiper motor....with no pulse?
yes but that is the OEM motor, the aftermarket no pulse is $99 and with pulse it's $119. I would get the OEM motor along with the $15,000 bread box on ebay but that is just because I want the best so I can brag about it
Here's a pic of my spare wiper motor along with wiring. I don't know why our friend is making it so difficult on himself. There's nothing to it. Why reinvent the wheel?
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Steve,
That wiper motor that I said was $425.00....well, I was wrong. It was $249.00...still a bit high.
Where I got $425.00 from....I don't know.
When you bought your wiper motor with pulse feature...you were lucky. They don't sell them like that anymore.
That wiper motor that I said was $425.00....well, I was wrong. It was $249.00...still a bit high.
Where I got $425.00 from....I don't know.
When you bought your wiper motor with pulse feature...you were lucky. They don't sell them like that anymore.
Steve,
That wiper motor that I said was $425.00....well, I was wrong. It was $249.00...still a bit high.
Where I got $425.00 from....I don't know.
When you bought your wiper motor with pulse feature...you were lucky. They don't sell them like that anymore.
Jack, found another forum with a thread talking about the connections in the motor, after many of the posts someone finally read the instructions that came with the new motor..."The instructions say to move the contact terminals over from the old motor to the new motor ".......
Steve,
It's pretty much a no-brainer. You always remove the parts and components from your original unit if they're not included on the replacement
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