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Post by kombi_maniac »

i need a wiper setup for my 60 panel...i hope your beetle wiper works man...alot easy to find than a functional split wiper motor and associated guff. keeps us posted.. and DirtyDan i like the evo spin u put on the extra vent..very amusing, goodone!! :)
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winerot wrote:.
what does everybody else do about wipers, i had a 6v converted to 12v
put into janns bus but it burnt out within days, a waste of money that was
so i modified a beetle wiper & no problems at all with 2 speed.
What about using a 67 wiper motor? 12volts and I think they were all 2 speed - though probably like rocking horse poo to get hold of.

My 66 has 6volt 2 speed wipers. It seems there were some fitted with this just before the went to 12volt in 67.
The van is now 12volt but I left the wipers and starter motor (up until a recent engine change) as 6 volt.
Obviously this shortens their lifespan but its been like this for 14years and still all ok. Though I use the wipers as little as possible to ensure the motor doesn't overheat
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Post by phatratpat »

RAINEX.....who needs wipers ! :wink:
i'm a fat bastard that wrote off a samba !!
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wipers only for rego then its rainex when its raining.
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Do you need any other parts to fit the beetle wiper motor?
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Post by winerot »

you only need a two speed switch if you want 2 speed & a beetle motor, i will do a schematic break down tomorrow & post up.
the wiper blades,arms,backing plate & knob are still the same only the
motor & switch (two speed) are different but both are hidden behind dash anyway.
ive had one in janns bus for nearly 3 years & works a dream.
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Post by Kombi Trip »

winerot wrote: what does everybody else do about wipers, i had a 6v converted to 12v
put into janns bus but it burnt out within days, a waste of money that was
so i modified a beetle wiper & no problems at all with 2 speed.
I am using the original 6V with a resistor in line after a 12 V conversion. Wipers are a bit fast but that's ok.
I like the idea of using a headlight dimmer switch (the one that controls the brightness of the light in speedo) and thereby having 'infinite speed settings' by turning the knob - if that makes sense. hasven't done it yet but the switch would match too. Anyone done this?
Imagine what you would do if you knew you couldn't fail.
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Post by warb »

just my 2c.. i dont use wipers, period, just rainex, drove down to narooma, dark and absolutely pissing down, 110 on the freeway and could see perfectly, great stuff..
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yeah i agree with warby, drove the 57 home from melbourne, pissed down most of the way, couldnt buy rainx til i got to nsw and used a cut potatoe, worked a treat... now wipe potatoe on everything
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haha, dude, thatll cause a serious rash, just ask tim.
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haha, tim showed me, but he uses a cucumber to cure the rash, or at least divert the pain
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