Removing wiper switch
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Removing wiper switch
How? Can't figure out how it unplugs, removed from the dash, or the shaft gets pulled.
Brandon Byrnes
1969 F100, 240 C.I., C4 tranny, 2WD SWB
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Re: Removing wiper switch
I'm not aware of a set screw on mine other than on the knob, which is off. I tried beating grooves on the inside of the bezel with a screwdriver but I can't get it to spin off.
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Re: Removing wiper switch
There's a small Allen head set screw on the knob.
Inside the bezel is the retaining ring...I use a small flat blade screwdriver, put counterclockwise pressure as you grab and turn back and forth the switch body behind the dash. The hole in the dash is keyed to match the flat spot on the switch's threaded area, should be enough play to get the nut loose.
Inside the bezel is the retaining ring...I use a small flat blade screwdriver, put counterclockwise pressure as you grab and turn back and forth the switch body behind the dash. The hole in the dash is keyed to match the flat spot on the switch's threaded area, should be enough play to get the nut loose.
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Re: Removing wiper switch
Awesome. Thanks a lot for the description and pic.
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Re: Removing wiper switch
If you don't have a spanner wrench for the jamb nut, a well placed pair of needle nose pliers will get it off after you remove the knob of course...
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