Mopar Muscle Association UK

Now that's awesome! You should make them & sell them on ebay they'll sell like hot cakes.

thanks all for your kinds words really helps when you cant be arsed to get in the garage.


I have rebuilt my wiper motor with new wire/paint/clean

Could somone explain how the thing works.
As i intend to rewire the hole car and build a loom


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The wiper motor wiring is bizarre
If it's the same as mine, the motor has two windings. One for slow, one (which turns in the motor in the opposite direction) for fast.

Scroll down page 18 of my Belve thread and you'll see the fun we had. My motor was packed solid with grease which had gone rock hard, and the switch was frazzled...

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autofetish wrote:Could somone explain how the thing works

Bet Dave999 can... ! Dave ?

PS - So impressed with your work Wil. Just wonderful stuff. Keep the updates coming.

The workshop manual is pretty good on the subject of the wiper motor.

morgan wrote:....PS - So impressed with your work Wil. Just wonderful stuff. Keep the updates coming.

If you get stuck Will I know a guy in the states that specialises in mopar wiper motors - does them exchange or outright - all he does is wiper motors so even if you just need bits......

Dave wrote:The workshop manual is pretty good on the subject of the wiper motor.

Bet you've been dying to slip the workshop manual one in there Dave
Great work there Will nice touch on the centre consul

Dave wrote:The workshop manual is pretty good on the subject of the wiper motor.

Thanks just wanted to know if its a 3 speed or 2 speed. As im going to run new wires just wonderd if anybody know what i should give to each cable.Eg E.F.G.H

So i had a problem where my powdercoating bubbled of my front axle. I belive this to be beause of oil that is inside the axle. Even when i did burnt it out in the oven. I took my front axle to a powdercoating shop and asked what i can do ? He said powdercoating is Bananarama! But this is your buissenss this is how you make money. He said i know but its Bananarama! . When there is a part that may twist or bend or be stoned chiped powdercoating is not the one.

He said paint is better or the best is zinc plated like my nuts and bolts.

So 4 steps back one forward.

Have you ever tryed to sand blaste powdercoating it is like Bananarama! concret.

After trying everything to get it off wire brushed ect ect .

All my axle parts where put in a tank filled with potassium hydroxide that was heated not sure how hot. I manged to get some snap shots of inside. The tank had a lid on and as they open it they said shut your eyes as it will sting. Bananarama! me i could not work in that place. It was bad i came out feeling ill and had to get straight in a shower.

All parts will now be yellow zinc plated axles under car parts the inside stuff will be left powder coated. I know some have had great results with powder coating but im not doing this again.

Below are some pictures that i lost 5 years off my life to get for you lot
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How long have I been telling peeps that powdercoat is crap? Sorry but no one listens.

latil wrote:How long have I been telling peeps that powdercoat is crap? Sorry but no one listens.

when 20 say its great and 1 says its bad then you have to go with the rest of the sheeps. No one has tested or tryed harder to make it work than me. Note to self listen more to what Latil says

It's all a learning curve mate. I've made countless cock ups but you learn & try to become more knowledgeable (although I still struggle!)

That place in the photos looks like the sort of place the mafia would get rid of bodies!

What's losing a couple of years off your life to get a Mopar the way you want it!

Will
Everyone makes mistakes I am the worlds worse. It the trying not to make the same one again that's difficult for me

Interesting stuff Will.

On a side note i'm amazed that anyone would work in that environment. Breathing in the airborne gasses 5 days a week must do your health wonders!

Look forward to more photo's!!

"If you've never made a mistake, you've never made anything...."

someone once said


So what are you going to do with your leafsprings Will? I was wondering if black zinc might be a good idea...