Iain's Seven
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| Blog Name: | Iain's Seven |
| Url: | http://iainseven.wordpress.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Clubman, Seven, Ron Champion |
| Description: | A Blog where I describe the design , construction and driving of a "Locost" sports car based upon Ron Champion's well Known Book "Build your own sports car for £250 and race it" |
| Popularity: | 1 Followers |
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Wiper motor wiring
A popular modification for early Sprites and Midgets is to replace the single speed wiper motor with a dual speed motor from a later model car. While it’s relatively easy to wire up a switch for the two speeds, getting the wiper motor to auto park when the switch is turned off can be a little more tricky. These notes document how I wired up a 2 speed wiper motor as found in a 1971 US specification MG Midget. As wiring can and does vary between models, as well as previous owner modifications, any modifications you attempt to make to the wiring of your car based on these notes are entirely at your own risk. Beware,
A popular modification for early Sprites and Midgets is to replace the single speed wiper motor with a dual speed motor from a later model car. While it’s relatively easy to wire up a switch for the two speeds, getting the wiper motor to auto park when the switch is turned off can be a little more tricky. These notes document how I wired up a 2 speed wiper motor as found in a 1971 US specification MG Midget. As wiring can and does vary between models, as well as previous owner modifications, any modifications you attempt to make to the wiring of your car based on these notes are entirely at your own risk. Beware,
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