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Yes, I'm waiting on the module supplier. I'll give him a nudge. I've been running the prototype of this one in my truck for a few months.
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Awesome-you can count me in your preorder group when the time comes 
Darkwing58
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Add me to the list of preorder on this .
Darkwing58
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Great work, I need one of these.
I'm in.
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Confirmed 10 on the way.
I know how the wiper power wires are routed for the top mount wipers (68-74). I can accommodate later years but will need some input from the crowd on your wiper power (blue) wire routing. I made the prototype for my 73 and have been using it for about 9 months now.
This is the early wiper switch (68-77), this was my original design since I have a 73. The module works with this (see post #17 of this thread).
This is the later switch with the prototype module I have been using. I have been using the later switch with the prototype module in my truck for 9 months. For the 75+ trucks, I just need to know where to pick up power. The 73 has bullet connectors for the wiper motor just under the windshield behind the dash on the driver side. Based on the '78 harness picture on @Coolerman web site, I don't think it is routed the same. Not a huge issue but need hard information for the harness.
I know how the wiper power wires are routed for the top mount wipers (68-74). I can accommodate later years but will need some input from the crowd on your wiper power (blue) wire routing. I made the prototype for my 73 and have been using it for about 9 months now.
This is the early wiper switch (68-77), this was my original design since I have a 73. The module works with this (see post #17 of this thread).
This is the later switch with the prototype module I have been using. I have been using the later switch with the prototype module in my truck for 9 months. For the 75+ trucks, I just need to know where to pick up power. The 73 has bullet connectors for the wiper motor just under the windshield behind the dash on the driver side. Based on the '78 harness picture on @Coolerman web site, I don't think it is routed the same. Not a huge issue but need hard information for the harness.
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Darkwing58
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How do you want your payment’s
I'd be happy to check the wiring on my 2/79 40
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Thank you sir, appreciate it.
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Your avatar reminds me of this. I chuckle every time I see it.
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You sir, I can see are a man of taste
Good to see this still coming along-great work.
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The wiper modules are in the mail, I will work on getting a couple wired up this weekend, it will look similar to this (wiper switch/knob not included of course). It will be $120 plus shipping to your location. I will have to charge sales tax if you order/receive it in NC.
PM me with your name and address and the production date of your truck. I have the 68-74 and 79 wiring confirmed, if your truck is a different year, we will need to verify how your wiper wiring is routed.
My real job is very busy right now so don't expect overnight service.
I will move this to classifieds after this. I know some have been following this so wanted to let you know the status.
This is the description of how they work from the company that makes these:
Converts your factory two-speed wipers to have three delay speeds in addition to the factory slow and fast speeds. You must have the two-speed wipers (both the motor and the switch).
The internal software monitors the switch to determine if the wiper speed needs to change. Much like paddle shifters can be used to sequence an automatic transmission up or down the gears, the stock switch tells the software to increase or decrease the current setting. Move the switch briefly to the fast position and then back to the middle will shorten the delay one notch. Moving the switch briefly to the off position and back to the middle will lengthen the delay one notch. There are six possible states: off, once every 8 seconds, once every 5 seconds, once every 3 seconds, continuous slow, and continuous fast. Use the stock switch as previously described to sequence through the possible states. Leave the switch in the fast position to instantly move to the stock fast speed. Leave the switch in the off position to immediately go to the off state.
PM me with your name and address and the production date of your truck. I have the 68-74 and 79 wiring confirmed, if your truck is a different year, we will need to verify how your wiper wiring is routed.
My real job is very busy right now so don't expect overnight service.
I will move this to classifieds after this. I know some have been following this so wanted to let you know the status.
This is the description of how they work from the company that makes these:
Converts your factory two-speed wipers to have three delay speeds in addition to the factory slow and fast speeds. You must have the two-speed wipers (both the motor and the switch).
The internal software monitors the switch to determine if the wiper speed needs to change. Much like paddle shifters can be used to sequence an automatic transmission up or down the gears, the stock switch tells the software to increase or decrease the current setting. Move the switch briefly to the fast position and then back to the middle will shorten the delay one notch. Moving the switch briefly to the off position and back to the middle will lengthen the delay one notch. There are six possible states: off, once every 8 seconds, once every 5 seconds, once every 3 seconds, continuous slow, and continuous fast. Use the stock switch as previously described to sequence through the possible states. Leave the switch in the fast position to instantly move to the stock fast speed. Leave the switch in the off position to immediately go to the off state.
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rossl
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Any updates on this project. Interested...
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I have been using one of these for a few months. I have 9 modules to wire up. Just need to find time to do it.
rossl
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Thanks, if they are not all spoken for I'd be interested in one.
Darkwing58
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im interested in one also
