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    Wiper motor electrical connection

    Typical Mk1 Wiper problem - slow ....

    I removed the wiper motor last night and wanted to test if the spindle can be freed up a bit. Can anyone quickly tell me what are the pin for, too lazy to search biggrin::

    31
    53
    53a
    53b
    53e

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    Ok from memory i know 3 right away mate - 31 is always earth, 53 is from intermittant feed relay and 53a is ign feed, the other 2 not so sure mate but thats a start for ya mate.
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    Thanks Jmac. That's enough for start, I probe it one by one 2nite

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    I Tried re-building (greasing everything in sight) but in the end the best option is to replace with a salvaged MK3 motor. Loon charged me a modest fee and it went straight in (he included a few inches of the original cable which I spliced colour-to-colour to the original loom). Worked first time and MUCH faster!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bluerex View Post
    I Tried re-building (greasing everything in sight) but in the end the best option is to replace with a salvaged MK3 motor. Loon charged me a modest fee and it went straight in (he included a few inches of the original cable which I spliced colour-to-colour to the original loom). Worked first time and MUCH faster!!

    c
    How did you mount the motor ? AFAIK, Mk3 motor doesn't have the mounting bracket .
    The best option for me is to remove the wiper cos I won't drive the car in wet but it won't pass rego

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    Here we go. Couldn't find it before, but it turned up right under my nose in the end.

    http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerothread?id=3465098

    it's a DIY from the US of how to make a mk 3 one fit. Pretty straight forward from memory..(I havn't done it, it just looked straight forward..)


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    The other option is just to make up an aluminum strap to stabilise the motor, it will hang off the 3 bolts that attach it to the wiper assembly just fine.

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    It's been a while...

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    Yeah I have done heaps of em, its good to replace the 30+ year olf motor with an 8 - 10 year old one
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