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  1. 01-17-2021, 03:33 PM #1
    knapmann
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    Rear Wiper Kit

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    I have this kit available. I believe it is nearly complete but I have never tried to fit it myself. All the main components appear to be here except the pivot spindle for RHD use. (Someone with a bit of nous could probably make something up quite easily if needs be, im pretty sure I could) The only LHD thing I can see missing is missing the two clamping pieces on the ends of the motor mount, these can be easily fabricated. I have put power to the motor and it works fine. The wiper arm is a RHD one, LHD ones are available from various suppliers, examples linked below.

    what you see is what you get, with more pictures available on request

    Wiring Harness
    Dash Switch
    Motor & mount
    Grey Actuating Rod (LHD)
    2x gold actuating rods (RHD)
    Spindles - (I'm not sure which is correct so you get both)
    Wiper Arm (RHD)
    dust cap
    2 fuse box cover

    USA - https://www.ecstuning.com/b-genuine-...m/91162861101/
    Europe - https://www.rosepassion.com/en/parts...442-1341-18603



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  2. 01-18-2021, 01:33 AM #2
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    Missing twin spindle for RHD, 2nd Rod for RHD and spacer for both LHD and RHD so think a LHD car is best suited.

    Can't see plastic cap but it could be there as pic is not close up.

    Stand corrected but think the shorter spindle is correct for LHD.
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  3. 01-18-2021, 01:45 AM #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by BOYER73S View Post
    Missing twin spindle for RHD, 2nd Rod for RHD and spacer for both LHD and RHD so think a LHD car is best suited.

    Can't see plastic cap but it could be there as pic is not close up.

    Stand corrected but think the shorter spindle is correct for LHD.
    I think I have some of these other parts, I will take a second look and add further photographs.
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  4. 01-18-2021, 01:21 PM #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by BOYER73S View Post
    Missing twin spindle for RHD, 2nd Rod for RHD and spacer for both LHD and RHD so think a LHD car is best suited.

    Can't see plastic cap but it could be there as pic is not close up.

    Stand corrected but think the shorter spindle is correct for LHD.
    I have found the plastic cap, I also found 2x rods for RHD, but no pivot spindle as of yet, also found a 2x fuse cover but no base unit, I can chuck in a 3x fuse unit that could be cut down, not ideal but depending on how it mounts it could be hidden. Pics have been added.

    Do you know have a photo of what the spacer looks like? I may have it but not sure what I am looking for.

    Like you say, best for LHD as its basically complete, then the RHD parts are available seperately.
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  5. 01-18-2021, 01:43 PM #5
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    Nice! If I wasn't planning to refurbish and reinstall the factory A/C on my '72T, I think I'd be picking this up.
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  6. 01-18-2021, 01:59 PM #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by Arne View Post
    Nice! If I wasn't planning to refurbish and reinstall the factory A/C on my '72T, I think I'd be picking this up.
    Is it not possible to fit both, i was not aware of this... just curious really
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    Spindle/Shaft

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    The spindle/shaft should not have threads on top. If it does, it would be for later models/wiper arms.

    Should look like the photos attached for 65-73.

    Don’t know if RHD has a different spindle/shaft though.

    Just an observation.
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  8. 01-18-2021, 03:46 PM #8
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    Quote Originally Posted by knapmann View Post
    Is it not possible to fit both, i was not aware of this... just curious really
    Yes, it is possible. There are condensers with the cut out for wiper linkage. Not sure if it was possible for a 72, but certainly the later Carreras from 84
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    Quote Originally Posted by orange911 View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by knapmann View Post
    Is it not possible to fit both, i was not aware of this... just curious really
    Yes, it is possible. There are condensers with the cut out for wiper linkage. Not sure if it was possible for a 72, but certainly the later Carreras from 84
    The later style rear wiper where the motor mounts directly to the left hood hinge can be used with A/C with the special rear condenser for this purpose. That does not work (easily) with the early wiper motor system seen here. Official Porsche option lists showed that the rear wiper could not be ordered with A/C or on soft window targas. I've seen one period picture that showed a rear wiper on an A/C car, but it appeared to be dealer-installed A/C and I do not know what mods may have been done to the wiper system to make it fit.
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  10. 01-18-2021, 09:19 PM #10
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    Here is a pic of the RHD secondary spindle the other spindle is the same LHD or RHD I believe
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