Dino Wiper Swap
Yesterday I finally pulled my already very nice windshield wiper motor and washer pump assembly in my 64 Coupe de Ville 'Dino', to replace with a rebuilt unit I have had a couple of years and recorded a quick video before removing. Here is that video clip testing the one I removed, then a picture of the rebuilt one installed. Both were very nice motor/washer pump assembles. The old one went shipped out to a Chapter Member today.
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Permalink Reply by Logan Robb on
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Great video. Wondering if you could post a pic of the actual nozzles on the cowl? This is a future project on my 64 Fltwd and would like to come back to this thread.
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Permalink Reply by Jason Edge on
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Logan, Are yours missing? If so, I have plenty of the washer jet and nozzles as seen below for $10 each side. Email me at jasonedge64@outlook.com.
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Based off of the photo, I suppose mine are not missing. I thought there to be some piece that connects to the end of the jet there. With the eye, it looks like it would shoot off to the side, not onto the w/s.
-Logan
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