wiper motor bench test
Created by: RogerOtto
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Oct 1, 2020 01:15PM | RogerOtto | Edited: Oct 2, 2020 11:46AM |
Sep 29, 2020 12:29PM | Kermy | |
Sep 29, 2020 11:42AM | RogerOtto | Edited: Oct 1, 2020 01:16PM |
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OK.
The wipers work!
I just replaced the wiper bushes and the motor still works!
now for the install !!
First I assembled all the parts - motor, wheelboxes, cable tubing - so that all seemed to fit.
next I properly seated the wheelboxes. I had to move the washer hose and wiring harness out of the way to accomplish this. I had difficulty aligning the motor in its grommet holes so I had to loosen the nut holding the cable tubing to the motor. Still tight but I was finally able to secure the washers and nuts inside the car.
The tight space makes a seemingly easy task time consuming!
The wipers still work!
The wipers work!
I just replaced the wiper bushes and the motor still works!
now for the install !!
First I assembled all the parts - motor, wheelboxes, cable tubing - so that all seemed to fit.
next I properly seated the wheelboxes. I had to move the washer hose and wiring harness out of the way to accomplish this. I had difficulty aligning the motor in its grommet holes so I had to loosen the nut holding the cable tubing to the motor. Still tight but I was finally able to secure the washers and nuts inside the car.
The tight space makes a seemingly easy task time consuming!
The wipers still work!
Roger Williams
1966 Austin Cooper S
LHD, WET, Personal Export
1966 Austin Cooper S
LHD, WET, Personal Export
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Yes.
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I would like to bench test my wiper motor before bolting it in place.
I have a small 12v battery on my bench.
is it as simple as connecting the battery positive post to position #2 and the negative post to position #1?
I know the final wiring is
#1 = black
#2 = black/green
I have a small 12v battery on my bench.
is it as simple as connecting the battery positive post to position #2 and the negative post to position #1?
I know the final wiring is
#1 = black
#2 = black/green
Roger Williams
1966 Austin Cooper S
LHD, WET, Personal Export
1966 Austin Cooper S
LHD, WET, Personal Export