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seek wash/wipe switch 1800

posted by  Danny on  Wed Jun 8 15:47 CST 2011
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one of your poorer relations on the 122 page alerted me to a version of the wiper switch installed in unknown years in the 1800.
His description:

....by tracking down a wash/wipe switch from an 1800. This switch has a momentary twist action to work the washers so you can get the screen wet before wiping. Apparently the 1800 used both types of switch so you need to hunt one down that has a graphic on the knob that shows an arc indicating the twist to wipe feature.

I am looking for one of these and maybe one of you has a stash of switches. I'll gladly trade you some mutually agreed upon part that was used on both platforms (122 & 1800), or, if you're about to be (re)building a motor, loan you my just acquired rear main seal housing centering tool (SVO 2439) for the cost of shipping.






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