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location of windshield washer switch 444-544 1965

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posted by  Dylan Berichon on  Mon Sep 14 10:31 CST 2015
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Hello!

Using relays (and some wiring) on my 122, I was able to wire up the windscreen washer pump to activate by pulling back on the turn signal switch (where the high beam switch would be if it wasn't a USA delivery car). The same turn signal switch is used in the 544.

No further modifications to the dash or holes to drill.

It was a pretty straight forward wiring, as I recall. It might be worth considering.
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