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Old wiper motor had been tampered with to bypass the switch

Old wiper motor had been tampered with to bypass the switch. Repaired but I still have to do some work on the switch. New Bosch wiper motor installed. Wiper arm and wiper blade installed. Windshield washer nozzle installed.

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Old wiper motor had been tampered with to bypass the switch

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  1. Old wiper motor had been tampered with to bypass the switch

  2. Repaired but I still have to do some work on the switch.

  3. New Bosch wiper motor installed

  4. Wiper arm and wiper blade installed

  5. Windshield washer nozzle installed

  6. Both mirrors installed. Custom brackets to get them out far enough to see around the Van box, using fairly large mirrors from a pianale.

  7. New floor mat from Ape Classic – originals too hard to find and are quite thin, this is a nice thick one with logo.

  8. Shows the rubber bib I install under the brake pump to prevent leaking fluid running under the floor mat.

  9. Cric (jack) and wrench in place

  10. Spare tire in place, has to be removed again when the seat is installed.

  11. A pair of old seat brackets that need refinishing

  12. Mod-U-Blast at the Bayfield Garage – a necessity

  13. Cleaned and ready for painting

  14. Hang them from wire to dry overnight after painting

  15. Testing all the lights

  16. Bolt the seat bracket to a newly recovered seat

  17. Hockey tape stops the squeaks at mounting points

  18. Use a rubber mallet to put bracket into it’s holder

  19. Put the spare tire back in place and bolted down. The wrench kit will sit in the rim.

  20. Newly recovered seat in it’s place

  21. Seat retaining clips in place

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