How do you tell the intermitten/deley wiper motor from a non deley version? The one I have has 4 wires.

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The delay motor has a large rectagular cover over a circuit board.

84 uses a separate delay module.

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The non delay type has the following color wires. Pink, purple, grey,orange. If your wires are a diff color then you have the delay type. Good luck.

Phil

Oh sorry, I thought the topic heading was VIPER MOTOR. That would be a tight fit in a Fiero!

quote Originally posted by Patrick: Oh sorry, I thought the topic heading was VIPER MOTOR. That would be a tight fit in a Fiero!

Just because of your post, im going to the parts store and buy a VIPER wiper motor and put it in my car.

Hi Kento,
One thing I learned while messing with a Fiero wiper motor was that the motor is grounded by a tab which is attatched to one of the mounting bolts. Since this bolt was broken off on mine---the wiper motor would only work when pressed against the firewall--lol just thought I'd let you know.
Viper wiper--lol

quote Originally posted by GTDude: The non delay type has the following color wires. Pink, purple, grey,orange. If your wires are a diff color then you have the delay type. Good luck. Phil

The delay and the non-delay both are wired the same. The differance in the two is the switch and the motor. It is an easy conversion to change from one to the other.

Aaron

[This message has been edited by Electrathon (edited 09-01-2004).]

Can you use an '85+ delay wiper motor in an '84 with delay wipers? My module is toast on the '84 and I havn't been able to find another.

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Alan Frazier
'86 GT-'92 3.4 TDC 5 speed(sold)
'84 2m4 project car