Looking for links to a good one. Mine is on its last leg. Buzzing and failing. Any links, or advice. Need one that fits in stock with no mods and has some good power.

Thanks all

Post a wtb add in the parts forum.

I did mine last year thinking it was the motor. Turned out to be the wiring.

Warning:

If you haven.t done any rehab work under the front cowel now will be the time to do it because once you go there you won.t want ro do it again.

I have plenty of them. Will sell a complete assembly for $25 plus shipping. From California cars where it rarely rains.
Bruce

For a non stock solution, use a 964 wiper motor. It is stronger than the stock 914, it is a bolt on fit, and it is a 3 speed motor.

Some good solutions here,that 964 motor Clay mentioned makes me think,mine works ,the switch and wiring is ok,have lubed the shafts and they don't appear worn out,however the wipers are rather slow is this normal ?
I'am thinking the motor is dirty inside and the gearbox drive is caked up with 40 + yr old grease,is this normally the problem?.

Cool tip. Thanks.
Hers another tip for everyone. Reach inside and lube all the pivots with a high quality teflon lube. Like what they sell at a bike shop for chain lube. You don't need much but it will help.

Probably nothing wrong with the motor. It will be the shafts gummed up with old white grease from the 70's

Wiper is slow is often ground problem.