Windshield wiper wiring

[Gus chiggins]

My 67 belvedere has a variable speed wiper motor my question is this ; is the wiring on the bulkhead connector in the correct order. I will enclose some pictures. It seems confusing. Any idea's?? My switch was refurbished, and i will get it back this week sometime. The switch was non operable.

 

[copper67sat]

Here is a pic of the original harness in my 67 Belv Ii Convertible with variable speed wipers.

 

[Sam69sat]

Looked at a couple 66/67 wipers i have and they match what copper67sat posted. One of them was exactly like that with 3 wires red, blue, brown. The other was green, red, blue, brown which matches up with the diagram you posted. Doesn't look like you have them in the correct order.

 

[Gus chiggins]

Looked at a couple 66/67 wipers i have and they match what copper67sat posted. One of them was exactly like that with 3 wires red, blue, brown. The other was green, red, blue, brown which matches up with the diagram you posted. Doesn't look like you have them in the correct order.

I figured as much. I bought the wiper motor some time ago. It's just a matter of rearranging the wires in the connector. Thanks

 

[copper67sat]

Looked at a couple 66/67 wipers i have and they match what copper67sat posted. One of them was exactly like that with 3 wires red, blue, brown. The other was green, red, blue, brown which matches up with the diagram you posted. Doesn't look like you have them in the correct order.

Interesting, my hardtop has a 2-speed wiper and the bulkhead wiring is the same 3 wires as my convertible with the variable speed. Neither has the green wire. Wonder what application uses the green wire.

 

[Gus chiggins]

Interesting, my hardtop has a 2-speed wiper and the bulkhead wiring is the same 3 wires as my convertible with the variable speed. Neither has the green wire. Wonder what application uses the green wire.

Don't know, but when i used my power probe, and powered up the green wire inside the cabin, the wipers fired up. Which tells me the green wire in the wiper motor connector is in the wrong slot. Could be a mid year thing with the green wire ?

 

[Sam69sat]

Interesting, my hardtop has a 2-speed wiper and the bulkhead wiring is the same 3 wires as my convertible with the variable speed. Neither has the green wire. Wonder what application uses the green wire.

Hmmm, not sure. Looked at one in my 66 coronet and it has all 4 wires. It was a stripped down car when i got it so i can't be sure it's original. The guy gave me the dash harness and it also has the green wire that corresponds to the wiper. Not sure if it's 2 speed or variable. Car is a non ac Coronet 500 console auto.

 

[Gus chiggins]

Hmmm, not sure. Looked at one in my 66 coronet and it has all 4 wires. It was a stripped down car when i got it so i can't be sure it's original. The guy gave me the dash harness and it also has the green wire that corresponds to the wiper. Not sure if it's 2 speed or variable. Car is a non ac Coronet 500 console auto.

I relocated the male connectors in the wiper harness. The wires were out of order, i corrected them to green, red, blue, brown. Wipers work, and they park. I just have to not get caught up in being "paralyzed"