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  1. 08-20-2021, 09:25 AM #1
    drwhosc
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    Wiper motor question

    So my wiper motor finally crapped out. I guess after 50 years it finally had enough. I have a 71 E and wondering if there are any alternatives to buying a used one. Looks like the mounting to the arm is fairly similar in later models. but the electric connectors are different. Not to worried about that, but not sure if a later rendition will mount into this car.

    Has anyone found a suitable replacement that is not original and you can still purchase new???
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    I had my original rebuilt , the place I used was in Either NC or SC.
    They came back excellent with all details wires etc as new
    If interested I will look up info .

    D&M restoration in Greenville SC

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    Quote Originally Posted by drwhosc View Post
    So my wiper motor finally crapped out. I guess after 50 years it finally had enough. I have a 71 E and wondering if there are any alternatives to buying a used one. Looks like the mounting to the arm is fairly similar in later models. but the electric connectors are different. Not to worried about that, but not sure if a later rendition will mount into this car.

    Has anyone found a suitable replacement that is not original and you can still purchase new???
    What’s wrong with buying a used one? They are very robust and don’t fail that often. Just buy from a trusted seller in an arid part of the world. California comes to mind. I know a guy……

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