1969 Wiper Motor repair question

[wild bill]

Hello. I have another request for assistance concerning my 1969 plymouth road runner restoration. First, I want to thank everyone for their kind support and advice. It has been invaluable in restoring the Road Runner. Thank you all very much. My question is this: I have the orginal wiper motor. It has wires which have no coatings on them anymore. I tested the motor and it works (2 speed). I took the motor in to have a shop look at it. they asked me if my vin had a "H" or "G" in the vin. I said I think H. I believe they are going to need a wiring diagram for the motor and I have not been able to find one for this motor. First, I was wondering if anyone had a picture of the wires coming out of the motor to the transmission housing. And Second does anyone have a wiring diagram for this motor. Again, I think the vin has an H in it but Iam not sure why this would be important. As far as the restoration goes, I am getting there (7years). It is a 383 car, with 727 column shift. Plain jane, but has R-6 paint. In the past the forum has helped me with drum brake installation, transmission line routing, and much more. thanks again.

 

[440roadrunner]

My standard answer for wiper problems is "read the shop manual(s)" and go to the "Passion" website which has a lot of info

http://www.passion4mopars.com/

You can download various shop manuals free, here

http://www.mymopar.com/index.php?pid=31

I'm certain that some of the newer manuals, perhaps 71-72, has diagrams showing the motor internals. I guess you are aware, by now, that the 2 speed / variable speed / 3 speeds are different.

This is out of the 69 manual, it doesn't give you what you need?

 

[747mopar]

They're pretty simple, P1 & P2 are the internal park switch terminals, L is low speed which is ran threw the resistor and H is high speed.