Intermittent Wiper

eleblanc · 12-17-06, 08:59 PM

Someone started this thread in the 40 series forum, since i own a 24V rig and i have the same requirement i'll ask here. Did anyone found a way to get ajustable intermittent wiper on there rig 24V rig?
Its really a pain...

brownbear · 12-18-06, 12:45 AM

You need a 24v timer/relay. It would take doing some neat wiring. With it's own switch and a rheostat to control the timer. I think.

There is not going to be a quick fix for this.

BreckenridgeCruiser · 12-19-06, 01:47 PM

Ah, there is one way... I have intermittent wipers on my 1981 BJ44 from Japan/NZ. Basically I have an OEM switch with three detents, INT, Slow and Fast wipe. maybe you could try to find the relay and switch from a 4X with this setup and swap it in... Keep in mind that I cannot adjust the intermittent delay. Maybe it was added with the compound drivers (rhd) wiper arm that I have also.

Kraig

eleblanc · 12-19-06, 06:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BreckenridgeCruiser

Ah, there is one way... I have intermittent wipers on my 1981 BJ44 from Japan/NZ. Basically I have an OEM switch with three detents, INT, Slow and Fast wipe. maybe you could try to find the relay and switch from a 4X with this setup and swap it in... Keep in mind that I cannot adjust the intermittent delay. Maybe it was added with the compound drivers (rhd) wiper arm that I have also.

Kraig

You have a dash knob or steering column arm?

David*BJ70 · 12-19-06, 09:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BreckenridgeCruiser

Basically I have an OEM switch with three detents, INT, Slow and Fast wipe. maybe you could try to find the relay

Kraig, try to find the OEM part # on the switch or/and relay. Maybe eleblanc can get it in a Toyota dealer...

Maybe...

eleblanc · 12-20-06, 11:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by David*BJ70

Kraig, try to find the OEM part # on the switch or/and relay. Maybe eleblanc can get it in a Toyota dealer...

Maybe...

Yes please.

JohnnyBoy · 12-21-06, 07:15 AM

in my old truck i had the same problem, i added a momentery foot switch left of the clutch. still a bit of a pain but much less than using the dash switch.

BreckenridgeCruiser · 12-21-06, 01:20 PM

I'll try to take a look for the part number today...

As a note, it is in the dash and looks exactly like the one without the INT setting. There are no markings, it just works that way.

If anyone has their EPC (mine is down until my laptop gets back from repair) it may show up if you look up my truck. The frame number to get the correct info is bj44-0002769 and it is an early 1981. It will only show up if you use the Japanese disk as my truck is JDM.

I'll let you know what I find in the meantime.

Kraig

eleblanc · 12-21-06, 09:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BreckenridgeCruiser

I'll try to take a look for the part number today...

As a note, it is in the dash and looks exactly like the one without the INT setting. There are no markings, it just works that way.

If anyone has their EPC (mine is down until my laptop gets back from repair) it may show up if you look up my truck. The frame number to get the correct info is bj44-0002769 and it is an early 1981. It will only show up if you use the Japanese disk as my truck is JDM.

I'll let you know what I find in the meantime.

Kraig

Thanks Kraig

12-17-06, 08:59 PM	#1
eleblanc BJ addict Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Montreal TLCA# 16338 Posts: 1,398	Intermittent Wiper Someone started this thread in the 40 series forum, since i own a 24V rig and i have the same requirement i'll ask here. Did anyone found a way to get ajustable intermittent wiper on there rig 24V rig? Its really a pain... __________________ 1983 BJ42LV 3B turbo diesel, 5 speed, power steering 24V Viair 450C, ARB locker front/rear, OME Heavy 4.56 R&P, BF Mud 255/85 (34") Warn M12000 24Volt http://www.ericleblanc.com/gallery/m...p?g2_itemId=20

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brownbear Mod in Hibernation Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Where diesels purr and turbos whine TLCA# 15584 Posts: 6,183	You need a 24v timer/relay. It would take doing some neat wiring. With it's own switch and a rheostat to control the timer. I think. There is not going to be a quick fix for this. __________________ -84 BJ60, Finally on the FN road! -91 FJ80, wife's ride Iron Butt award winner of the Cruise Moab 08 !

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JohnnyBoy IH8MUD Junior Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Calgary AB Posts: 152	in my old truck i had the same problem, i added a momentery foot switch left of the clutch. still a bit of a pain but much less than using the dash switch. __________________ 84 bj60 02 vw tdi 66 vw window bus 77 gmc lives in the bush

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12-19-06, 01:47 PM	#3
BreckenridgeCruiser IH8MUD Regular Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Breckenridge, Colorado Posts: 383	Ah, there is one way... I have intermittent wipers on my 1981 BJ44 from Japan/NZ. Basically I have an OEM switch with three detents, INT, Slow and Fast wipe. maybe you could try to find the relay and switch from a 4X with this setup and swap it in... Keep in mind that I cannot adjust the intermittent delay. Maybe it was added with the compound drivers (rhd) wiper arm that I have also. Kraig

12-21-06, 01:20 PM	#8
BreckenridgeCruiser IH8MUD Regular Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Breckenridge, Colorado Posts: 383	I'll try to take a look for the part number today... As a note, it is in the dash and looks exactly like the one without the INT setting. There are no markings, it just works that way. If anyone has their EPC (mine is down until my laptop gets back from repair) it may show up if you look up my truck. The frame number to get the correct info is bj44-0002769 and it is an early 1981. It will only show up if you use the Japanese disk as my truck is JDM. I'll let you know what I find in the meantime. Kraig