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How does the wiper switch mount to the dash? Mine had been replaced by a toggle damgling from under the dash. My parts car doesn't have one.
 
What year is your car? Early cars had separate wiper and washer switches. Later cars had both functions combined into one switch.
 
The wiper park switch that I'm speaking of is located under the hood/bonnet. The in dash switch is not a toggle but the later type with 2 speeds and push for washer.
 
When you get through shelling out $158.00 for the switch you'll find that it fits the round hole in your dash by inserting it from behind the dash. It has a threaded end and you simply screw on the (not supplied) chrome bezel to secure it. One would think the bezel comes with the switch for that price but it does not look that way in the catalog. Shouldn't be hard to find one though. See the Moss catalog - Part # 635-770. You would then push on the knob, which is available - Part # 635-775. Pushing the knob activates the electric windshield washer. Good luck.
 
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