Yeah, it was six wire. And those are the right colors. The fourth was
for the hold it up and it's on slow, so
that could be tied back. The last 2 are the washer, which I hear
spin, but doesn't actually move any fluid, gotta
look into that too.
On Oct 5, 2006, at 7:22 AM, Paul Hunt wrote:
> 77 as I recall, which has four wires at the wiper switch. Green to
> red/light-green for slow, green to blue/light-green for fast. A
> simple on/off switch would disable the park function, but if you
> get a change-over switch connect the red/light green to the common,
> the green to the 'on' position, and brown/light-green to the 'off'
> position. That would mean you would be restricted to slow speed,
> using the high-speed winding for parking may not be a good idea.
>
> PaulH.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
>> If you have two-speed wipers, easiest approach would be to pull the
>> wipers off the glass (avoiding scratches) while you determine
>> which pair
>> of wires gives the speed you prefer...
>
Paul Root
ptroot@iaces.com
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