Wiper Motor
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From: Pflugerville, tx
Originally Posted by fatfenders56
I don't have exact numbers but I think the travel is more like 105 degrees
Sam
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From: Seattle WA.
Originally Posted by fatfenders56
good thinking Bobby! I have the wiper motor mocked up on the drivers side with a long 1/4 inch shaft connecting it to the mechanism. Used left and right threads on the shaft to fine tune the sweep. 
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From: Tucson AZ
Sorry, I can't get to this to photograph it but basically it's just a VW motor that mounts right inside the door, on the driver's side, behind the dash. Maybe I can draw it out and scan it in, I'll try
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From: Everett, Washington
Bikewrench, if you need any info or phots on the Cherokee wiper install, just let me know. Using the Cherokee motor allows you to keep your stock F100 wiper linkage. It is not real strong linkage by modern standards but in the case of my truck was strong enough to last 50+ years and is still going strong.
What kind of steering column are planning to use in your truck?
Chuck
What kind of steering column are planning to use in your truck?
Chuck
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From: Jane Lew, WV
Cowman, thanks for the offer. I've used shots from your gallery, already. I'm using the Cherokee wiper motor, steering column, and parking brake assembly. They save a lot of fab time. I also got some ideas from your seat bracket. I have pictures of my progress in my gallery. Thanks again. 
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Last edited by Bikewrench; Jan 10, 2007 at 10:12 AM.
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