Wiper park switch
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jr6yam

Original Poster:

1,363 posts

212 months

Thursday 30th September 2010
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I've got a new park switch to fit tonight.
So before I start fiddling about, does it just clip in place?
(Lucas motor BTW)

John

steve-V8s

2,924 posts

277 months

Thursday 30th September 2010
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yes

.Mark

11,104 posts

305 months

Thursday 30th September 2010
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steve-V8s said:
yes
But you'll probably have to undo the wiper motor from it's bracket and loosen the cable to the wiper arms.

jr6yam

Original Poster:

1,363 posts

212 months

Thursday 30th September 2010
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Thanks guys

I didn't wanna get into the situation where I start a seemingly easy
job, only for it to turn into a nightmare! yikes

John

phillpot

17,510 posts

212 months

Thursday 30th September 2010
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Mine was so corroded the plug that connects onto it needed replacing too. Made a note of which colour went where and used separate connectors.

over_the_hill

3,330 posts

275 months

Adrian@

4,626 posts

311 months

Friday 1st October 2010
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...it is wise to park the wipers mid screen and kill the power... setting the cam on the gear wheel within the motor out of position so that it does not break the new park switch. Adrian@

jr6yam

Original Poster:

1,363 posts

212 months

Friday 1st October 2010
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The old switch was in a right state, it practically fell apart!
Bit of a faff fitting the new one, but it went on ok
Applied plenty of grease to try and protect the connections
Now with new wiper arms and park switch I have fully
functioning wipers
Just as well, it's Pcensoreding down!

John