Installing a variable speed wiper switch in '64 Plymouth
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Installing a variable speed wiper switch in '64 Plymouth
- From: Douglas Sutherland <exnersdeparture@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 09:56:35 -0800
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I bought a variable speed wiper switch for my '64 Plymouth thinking it would
be an easy installation. I have been able to transfer all the wires from my
single speed wiper switch (with a separate dealer installed washer button)
to my variable speed switch with a center pushbutton washer.
Not so easy! There are two connections on my new switch but no more wires
to connect to them. According to the wiring diagram there is a yellow and
red wire to connect, where are they? There are plenty of wires running
along the back of the dash, do I tap into these or do I need to run new
wires? If you have done this before or understand wiring diagrams please
contact me.
Thanks for your help.
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