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SirAndy
guys,
my new wire-harness (73) came with the optional Windshield Wiper Interval Relay addition, but unfortunately WITHOUT the actual relay itself. I used the Haynes Manual to hook up the wires correctly, which wasn't too bad, but the manual does not list the actual type of relay needed. it must be similar to the square blinker relay, except that it should have 5 prongs instead of just 4 (one additional in the center).
also note that the prongs are NOT the round ones used on most of the other relays, but rather the flat type.

anyone here who has the interval option installed or happens to know the relay part number?

thank you very much pray.gif
Andy
MarkV
Cant find a different # for int. wipers confused24.gif

70-72 / 914 616 410 00

73-76 / 477 955 531a

This might not help:

tech article
SirAndy
thanks for the info.

"The original five pin relay was no longer available."
outsch!

is that the end of it? sad.gif
eitnurg
Get one of these. Bosch p/n 0 986 335 058-001, 'Easytronic' variable interval relay. The terminals should be compatible, & they really are the mutt's nuts.
Bleyseng
I have one in my parts bin at home. Buddy you should have posted this yesterday as I am in San Fran now being the tourist with Monique.
Off to Chinatown!
If you can wait I can ship it to you, later.
Geoff
SirAndy
QUOTE(Bleyseng @ Apr 25 2003, 09:16 AM)
If you can wait I can ship it to you, later.

thanks! i can wait rolleyes.gif

Andy
SirAndy
hey Geoff,
let me know where to send to $$$ wink.gif
oh, and have you made up your mind on the price now that you know what a NEW one costs rolleyes.gif

thanks again, hope to see you again soon,
Andy
ThinAir
Does anyone have a picture of one of these installed in its proper place? Years ago I bought a relay, then found out there was nowhere in my 72 to put it. Now that I've got a 73 I think I'm supposed to have a spot, but I don't know where to look.
Bleyseng
They plug in to a loose 5 pin connector that hooks to the drivers Cowl support.
Geoff
markb
Hmmm, I've got a 72 with 73 stuff (seat belt light, etc) I've wanted to do this to. It's got some empty relay connecters. Can somebody post pics?
SirAndy
QUOTE(ErnieDV @ May 3 2003, 09:10 AM)
Does anyone have a picture of one of these installed in its proper place? Years ago I bought a relay, then found out there was nowhere in my 72 to put it. Now that I've got a 73 I think I'm supposed to have a spot, but I don't know where to look.

it's actually mounted to one of the support brackets (drivers side) in the front trunk, right behind the gas-tank, next to the fresh-air box. you need the (optional) harness that goes to the wiper-motor, if you don't have that already. i got mine with the new '73 wire harness ...

Andy
SirAndy
QUOTE(markb @ May 3 2003, 05:30 PM)
Can somebody post pics?

i can post pics on monday ...
markb
Thanks, Andy. I've got a couple late parts cars at the yard, and a whole harness at the shop. Maybe I can find something if I know what to look for. It'd be cool on the 70 too (work it into the stock twist type switch). Geez, that's all I needed, more things to screw around with.... sad.gif
Jeff Krieger
I guess the intermittent wiper was an option even on a '73 2.0? I have a '73 2.0 and I don't have intermittent wipers or a rear defrost.
SirAndy
QUOTE(Jeff Krieger @ May 3 2003, 05:45 PM)
I guess the intermittent wiper was an option even on a '73 2.0? I have a '73 2.0 and I don't have intermittent wipers or a rear defrost.

yes, option from '73 onwards. didn't see it as a option for '70-'72.
have to look at my little book again ...

the '73 and later have the mounting hole for the relay already drilled
in the support bracket, early cars don't have the hole ...
Jeff Krieger
QUOTE(SirAndy @ May 3 2003, 05:49 PM)
QUOTE(Jeff Krieger @ May 3 2003, 05:45 PM)
I guess the intermittent wiper was an option even on a '73 2.0? I have a '73 2.0 and I don't have intermittent wipers or a rear defrost.

yes, option from '73 onwards. didn't see it as a option for '70-'72.
have to look at my little book again ...

the '73 and later have the mounting hole for the relay already drilled
in the support bracket, early cars don't have the hole ...

Thanks. Intermittent wipers are a must have for where I live so that's one upgrade I will be doing when I buy replacement harnesses.
anthony
So what's the deal on this relay? Is it NLA? I've got two that don't work. Is that generic Bosch relay a drop-in replacement or do you have to rewire?
SirAndy
QUOTE(anthony @ May 3 2003, 08:03 PM)
So what's the deal on this relay? Is it NLA? I've got two that don't work. Is that generic Bosch relay a drop-in replacement or do you have to rewire?

supposedly NLA. i contacted AA and they said they have them in stock.
a OEM replacement would be cool!

Andy
anthony
How much at AA?
SirAndy
QUOTE(anthony @ May 3 2003, 08:43 PM)
How much at AA?

i hope this link makes it, damm long url ...

Relays at AA ...

R477 955 531 a, relay for wiper control 1973-76, New $47.25

U477 955 531 a, relay for wiper control 1973-76, Used $35.00

G477 955 531 a, relay for wiper control 1973-76, Genuine $61.60


Andy
Bleyseng
Hey Andy, the price just keeps going up. Keep up the good work dude!
Want me to send it to SSI? I have that address.
Geoff
SirAndy
QUOTE(Bleyseng @ May 3 2003, 09:01 PM)
Hey Andy, the price just keeps going up. Keep up the good work dude!
Want me to send it to SSI? I have that address.

yepp, send it to SSI ...

thanx!
Andy
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