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wingsandwheels
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Anyone here know if the TR6 wiper motors are the 'coast to park' or 'dynamic park' type? They take different switches. I think I can figure it out by which leads have power when the switch is off but was hoping someone has a better answer.
This is for a '72 Land Rover Series III which takes the same, 2 speed wiper/washer switch as the later TR6.
I am looking for a replacement for the hard to find, expensive and fragile OEM switch. I am going to go with one from these folks, I already used their reservoir & pump in the LR and their tech help is great but stumped when questioned about a 40 yr old LR.
https://www.amequipment.com
Thanks, w
This is for a '72 Land Rover Series III which takes the same, 2 speed wiper/washer switch as the later TR6.
I am looking for a replacement for the hard to find, expensive and fragile OEM switch. I am going to go with one from these folks, I already used their reservoir & pump in the LR and their tech help is great but stumped when questioned about a 40 yr old LR.
https://www.amequipment.com
Thanks, w
