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Some Pictures
of the disassembled later model wiper motor. This is a two-speed unit,
not the single speed that came in the '65. I pulled the cover, cleaned
the gears and actuator and painted the motor housing |
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Regreased the whole works
and put it back together |
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The spindles or 'wheelboxes'
installed with the new tube that the cable runs through. All was cleaned
and greased before assembly |
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The wiper motor installed
in the engine compartment |
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Another view of the wiper
motor. YOu can see the Electromotive Tec-2 on the heater box cover and
the fuse panel on the firewall. There's a nifty little cover that will
Dzus-tab over the fuse panel |
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I still have to do the underhood
wiring, but much of it: the headlights and blinkers will have to wait
until the hood (bonnet) is installed |
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The blinkers are controlled
by this nifty little solid-state device. it uses two momentary push buttons;
one for left, and one for right; to activate the blinkers, and automagically
turns them off. If you push both buttons at the same time, the hazard
lights come on. |
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Here on the left side of the
speedometer are the switches for the blinkers. They are at finger lingth
from the steering wheel. |
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Here's a poster from the Goodguy's
car show..... |