wiper help
Cargo Master
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Check this out. It may be worth consideration, it was pretty easy.
1960 Ford F100 4x2 - Wiper conversion
1960 Ford F100 4x2 - Wiper conversion
Cross-Country
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From: Hailey
Vacuum assembly for 59 Ford F-100
Teddy
Spent the day cleaning up the wiper assembly, thanks for the view it made it easy to take it out. Unfortunately no joy, as a matter of fact it's not working as well as before. The paper gasket was in pieces so I made a new one but don't think it's the best seal. Going to take it apart again tomorrow and try again. Thanks again for the help.
Lastly should there be vacuum on the wipers both on and off? It seems like there's a strong hold on the wipers when they are secured.
Spent the day cleaning up the wiper assembly, thanks for the view it made it easy to take it out. Unfortunately no joy, as a matter of fact it's not working as well as before. The paper gasket was in pieces so I made a new one but don't think it's the best seal. Going to take it apart again tomorrow and try again. Thanks again for the help.
Lastly should there be vacuum on the wipers both on and off? It seems like there's a strong hold on the wipers when they are secured.
Refyred
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From: Southern Nevada
Lastly should there be vacuum on the wipers both on and off? It seems like there's a strong hold on the wipers when they are secured.
I know its the way the truck was when new and you want to keep it that way. But if your wife uses the truck as a driver I would take a strong look at finding original electric wipers or doing what Walston has done, it's not that expensive or difficult. Just my opinion, not to be pushy!
Let us know what/how you complete the task.
Cross-Country
Joined: May 2014
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From: Hailey
Vacuum assembly for 59 Ford F-100
Day two - pulled the assembly again, renewed the gasket material which seemed to work better however wipers still not getting it done.
Going to try to find electrical wipers with a minimum of fabrication work required as I don't have a shop that most of these folks do.
The post on the electrical setup was helpful, thank you.
Going to try to find electrical wipers with a minimum of fabrication work required as I don't have a shop that most of these folks do.
The post on the electrical setup was helpful, thank you.
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