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rjc157

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Got my wiper motor rebuilt and now in the process of putting the whole system back together needed to put in a new outer casing any tips on instillation is there anything on these cars easy to do
 
is there anything on these cars easy to do
Changing the gearshift knob.
When I put my wiper assembly back, I don't think I had the heater box in. I do remember not attaching the pipes between the wiper gears. That gave the assembly more flexibility.
 
Can not remember if I replaced it or not--:glee:
 
If you haven't removed the wheelboxes, you might consider doing that now. (In for a penny, in for a pound). The grease in there is almost 50 yrs old and if the boxes get sticky, it makes it difficult for the motor to overcome. I did this last year and remember the whole job was a bear but seem to have blocked out the unpleasant memories. You'll need to thread the cable through the wiring from the driver's side of the car and attach the passenger side wheelbox once you've threaded it through. Be careful you don't dislodge any wiring as you wiggle it through.
 
Got my wiper motor rebuilt and now in the process of putting the whole system back together needed to put in a new outer casing any tips on instillation is there anything on these cars easy to do
I've long maintained, at least as regards thirty-seven (<37**) years of experience with my own Healey, that there's no five (5) minute job that takes less than thirty (>30) minutes to accomplish!



Disclaimer: 37th anniversary__or commencement of sentence__is actually April 1st (no joke).
 
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