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ok guys I plan to add a washer to my wipers...I currently have a 2 speed and I can pull out the knob so im assuming it is gtg to add a pump...my car(66 mustang) was completely rewired by the previous owner..my question is does the switch have a hot connection for the pump when I pull it? and if so can I plug into that and ground the other terminal off the pump to the body somewhere next to the pump?
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My handy dandy wiring diagram tells me the washer motor has a power wire from the switch and shares a common ground with the wiper motor, so there are actually two wires going to it in a common sheath. You can actually buy the pump/motor power wire from the after market. It's pretty easy. No need for custom setups unless you have a driving need to do it yourself.
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ill take a look under my dash and see what I got...like I said the car was rewired and im not sure if they bothered to even includethose wires..theres nothing in the engine bay for it..but ill look and see..
lowercasesteve wrote:
My handy dandy wiring diagram tells me the washer motor has a power wire from the switch and shares a common ground with the wiper motor, so there are actually two wires going to it in a common sheath. You can actually buy the pump/motor power wire from the after market. It's pretty easy. No need for custom setups unless you have a driving need to do it yourself.
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My 66 with original wiring has the washer motor grounded to the inner fender. Wipers are single speed with washer switch built in to the wiper switch.
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awesome...I am going to ground it to the fender...ive been so busy I haven't even had time to start the project..but I have all the parts ready to roll
BillyC wrote:
My 66 with original wiring has the washer motor grounded to the inner fender. Wipers are single speed with washer switch built in to the wiper switch.
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Why not upgrade to the 68 foot pedal manual washer pump. No wiring involved.
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im not familiar with that...is it a pump with your foot type of deal?
Ron68 wrote:
Why not upgrade to the 68 foot pedal manual washer pump. No wiring involved.
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