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142E wiper motor identification 140-160

posted by  Dknife9 on  Tue Nov 23 17:04 CST 2004
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Here's a thought-

the wiper moter in my 142 that i do not drive any more was broken when i got the car. i replaced it with one from a junk car i had that has since become my not-every daily driver, at which time i switched it back again. the broken moter had this wrong with it-

the metal shaft on my model motor(i do not know specifically, the car is a '71, it mounts beneath the windshield to the left of the heater, under the dash) striped out of the fiber gear that it is attatched to in the gearbox. it may be able to be fixed with JB weld(r) or something, or if your motor is bad and gears are good, i could sell/or trade or maybe just give it to you and you could fix either one up. a refurbished one costs about $80 + shipping last time i checked. i haven't looked at Swedishtreasures.com.

your model, however may be a later type that connects on the passenger side in the engine compartment. i think the motors may be similar, however, but am not sure. good luck

e-mail Dknife9@hotmail.com if you need the above part.

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'71 142S, '71 144S, '74 164E






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