While thinking of a cool looking
pattern to do, I started in on another small project. This is my
windshield motor made by
Mighty
Wiper. These little motors use less than one amp and move in a 110
degree arc. You can use the park position either the left or right and
it's adjustable.
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I drilled a 1/2" hole in two
places to run the wires through. I used a small cable to go from one
hole to the next. Then after I ran the wires down through the
"A" pillar, I ran them down to the kick panel. I had to extend
the wires by about two feet so it would make the long trip towards the
switch. The size of the shaft is 7/16" so after drilling that size
hole, I placed it through the cowl and noticed after putting on the
small nut that I had a gap to deal with between the nut and body. The
Mighty Wiper came with a piece of aluminum to use as a bezel if need be
but you have to cut it to length.
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The piece they give you is 1 1/2"
long with a 7/16" hole through it. All I had to do was cut a piece
at an angle, deburr it and then polish it. I guessed at the angle and
ended up with it being just right.
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This is what it looks like from the
inside which gets covered by the panel that you saw on the last page.
You can also get this in a polished aluminum case if it's going to show.
I have a place on the passenger side like this one if I want to run two
motors but I think I'm just going to use one.
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