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I just acquired the parts from the guru and so did another guy you know that’s local to me. Class is in session.
delay wiper for fj40's
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i just picked this up the other day , its in transient accross the mighty Pacific Ocean as we speak
it simply looks Stunning , or maybe it the first time a seller used golf coarse as a Prop ?
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it simply looks Stunning , or maybe it the first time a seller used golf coarse as a Prop ?
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some info on this here if you have not seen it
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wiring wiper control on early fj45
hi guys just about to start driving my cruiser after doing a serious of mods and a new paint job and have one last problem ive fitted a 1981 roof window and doors now i have a problem with wipers the black box needs to be wired and i have later model switch has anyone done this and could help as...
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Mat, If you have a spare 84652-60330, I'm trying to find one. I like my modified ford intermittent wipers but am thinking of using one of those switches with a 85940-89101 wiper relay. I will have to modify my motor to switch on the hot side.
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I've been looking at this 85940-89101 module. There has been some work on this that can be found in the 60 section and other places. I think it can be easily modified to be used with the negative switched wiper motors. This is the module and schematics.
I think connecting the NO contact of the module relay to ground instead of +12v, and adding a relay or transistor switch between terminal 2 and the capacitor to change the polarity of the park switch should make this work fine. Also the 43k resistor can be replaced with a fixed and variable resistor to change the timing.
I think connecting the NO contact of the module relay to ground instead of +12v, and adding a relay or transistor switch between terminal 2 and the capacitor to change the polarity of the park switch should make this work fine. Also the 43k resistor can be replaced with a fixed and variable resistor to change the timing.
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some info on this here if you have not seen it
wiring wiper control on early fj45
hi guys just about to start driving my cruiser after doing a serious of mods and a new paint job and have one last problem ive fitted a 1981 roof window and doors now i have a problem with wipers the black box needs to be wired and i have later model switch has anyone done this and could help as...
I used this to inform my intermittent wiper mod. good stuff.
Does the mud brain trust have any thoughts on this option?
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Detroit Speed 121101 Detroit Speed Selecta-Speed™ Wiper Kit
This kit provides you with the performance and convenience of a late model wiper system in a package that easily and cleanly mounts in your car. The wiper motor contains a low profile, seven-speed wiper motor with 5 delays, low speed, and high speed, rotary switch, adapter plate, and wiring...
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For that price you might be able to cobble together the actual Toyota parts to do it
Might peruse this thread if you haven’t already…
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Interval Wipers Tech
Starting this thread to document my new interval wiper design. This will use the stock 2 speed wiper switch with a programable delay relay. The Lo speed position will be the programable delay, hi speed will be high speed. First step was to make the test setup. I used a nissan wiper motor...
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Would it be just so easy to change the switch to this type model?
Cole Hersee 75600-04 (75602-04 if 24V)
Edit: There is said ”negative ground only”, so because the original switch just ground the motor (not feed power to it), I think there is relays needed between the yellow, blue and white wires.
Cole Hersee 75600-04 (75602-04 if 24V)
Edit: There is said ”negative ground only”, so because the original switch just ground the motor (not feed power to it), I think there is relays needed between the yellow, blue and white wires.
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That looks awesome. Wish that was around when I was building mine.
I want to explore running a stepper motor using an Arduino as a controller. Then you could program the end points, the speed, the delay, everything you could want.
The trick is going to be making the mounting plate, keeping everything small enough to fit under the cover, and a switch with the right combination of positions to handle it all plus the washer fluid.
It looks like MaTTi's switch would accomplish that
The trick is going to be making the mounting plate, keeping everything small enough to fit under the cover, and a switch with the right combination of positions to handle it all plus the washer fluid.
It looks like MaTTi's switch would accomplish that
The switching on the ground side of the motor is a problem. I've used relays and mosfets to reverse the polarity, neither is an elegant solution. This works pretty well:
I had a few of these made up that work with the fj40 wiper motor and uses the stock wiper switch to select the speed and interval length.
relays or mosfets, I prefer solid state