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Wiper Delay by johnt671
Started on: 04-27-2001 08:57 PM
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Last post by: Rodrv6 on 04-28-2001 10:13 PM
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Report this Post04-27-2001 08:57 PM Click Here to See the Profile for johnt671Send a Private Message to johnt671Direct Link to This Post
What would I need and have to do to change my 84's wiper to a delay set up? I know there are aftermarket set ups but would prefer a factory set up. Thanks
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Report this Post04-28-2001 05:54 PM Click Here to See the Profile for fierofreek2001Click Here to visit fierofreek2001's HomePageSend a Private Message to fierofreek2001Direct Link to This Post
i would also like to know this .. i asked a long time ago and got no responses...
anyone!? any ideas?
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Report this Post04-28-2001 10:13 PM Click Here to See the Profile for Rodrv6Send a Private Message to Rodrv6Direct Link to This Post
84's are fairly easy to do. You need a delay wiper switch (goes in the steering column-kind of a pain to change), a turn signal/wiper stalk for delay wipers, and an electronic box (delay module) that plugs into the existing wire harness under the dash just to the right of the steering column. The wiper motors on the 84's are the same for delay and non-delay wipers. Sometime after the 84 model year, GM changed the design of the wiper system and the wiper motors are different. They also eliminated the delay module and put the electronics in the wiper motor housing, so I don't know how easy they would be to change.

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Rod Schneider, Woodstock, Ga. 84 SE, 330,000 miles and counting, 88 GT, not nearly as many miles :)

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