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TR2/3/3A TR3A wiper cable question?????

Tinkerman

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I have installed my rebuilt wiper system and all is well EXCEPT that on the passenger side there is about 1.5" of unshielded cable hanging out the end. Am I missing some sort of closure tubing shield? If I don't do some thing, when the wipers are on, that worm cable will eat up my windshield demister vent. Not a good thing.

Your thoughts as always greatly appreciated.

Thanks, Tinkerman
 
Does sound like you are missing a section of casing. There should be a short section that doesn't go anywhere, and just protects the end of the rack. Stanpart 108860, but I can't find a drawing of it.
 
Yep Randall, that's what I was thinking. I have some extra casing, I'll cut off a piece and put it in. You know when I put it in I thought it odd that they would just let it dangle out like that. Think I'll put a plug in just to keep the grease from dribbling out.
Thanks for the confirmation!

Tinkerman
 
Interestingly enough Don I was able to find a reference to it in the TR2-3A book and it sports the same StanParts catalog number.
I was able to make one out of an old piece of tubing I had.

Thanks, Tinkerman
 
Hi Tink,

Looks like you solved the problem, Here are a couple pics of mine before I disassembled

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Cheers,
M. Pied Lourd
 
Thanks for the pics Pied, they really helped!

I just sent you 2 PM's

Tinkerman
 
Hi all does anyone know if the dash mounting studs in Pied’s picture are threaded or welded in. I have a broken one and before I try to unscrew it I thought I would ask.
steve
 
sp, are you talking about the mounting point at the top behind the dash?

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Cheers
M. Pied Lourd
 
I believe they are welded. You could probably replace one by riveting in a captive nut and threading a stud (or bolt) into it, though.
 
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