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| Kraftwerk |
 Jun 26 2015, 02:49 PM
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Just want to take this out of the equation: How to by-pass the windshield-wiper switch?
The w/wipers 'suddenly' don't work.. could be a cut wire ( mouse! ) somewhere, but as the switch is the weakest link in any system, I feel I should check that first. Just want to jump two wires together to see if it works which two wires.. This switch is actually a lot more complicated than you would think.. car is a '71. I am wondering how to remove the thing..this switch.. it looks 'NOT' straightforward. Everything else runs great! Car is so fun.. loud & fast ( well the 'fast' part is a stretch..) ( BTW thanks to Chris and the guys at CFR in CT for always being there for me and my car. Highly recommend his shop for all your 914 issues..) |
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Kraftwerk How to by-pass the windshield-wiper switch Jun 26 2015, 02:49 PM
worn
Just want to take this out of the equation: How t... Jun 26 2015, 06:56 PM
Kraftwerk Thanks Worn. Thats explains all the 'extra... Jun 27 2015, 08:48 AM  |
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