Rusty67
Dirt-Old 20+Year Member
Ed, remember that a daily driver car in LA, or another metropolatin city, may very well see enough idle time to cause a problem when using a true 1 wire alternator. This is why I always recomend the 3G.
Ed, remember that a daily driver car in LA, or another metropolatin city
Ed, remember that a daily driver car in LA, or another metropolatin city, may very well see enough idle time to cause a problem when using a true 1 wire alternator. This is why I always recomend the 3G.
On to the wiper switch now.
I have an aftermarket single speed wiper switch with washer pump option. The painless instructions say that I have to connect one lead #969 (I think) to the wiper motor. My wiper motor has a connector with 3 contact and one separate contact on the case, a ground I think. Does anyone know where this #969 lead needs to be connected to. I'm going to e-mail Painless as well.