2 speed wiper question

[Wojo68]

I have a 68 GTX. I’m looking for the part number for the 2 speed wiper motor. I’ve been looking for a date correct one and I’m seeing different numbers. I’d like to get the right one or at least know exactly what I’m looking for. Lol. Thanks for any help/advice

 

[FrnkNsteen]

Here is a link to the Passion4Mopars site I found that has a list of numbers broken down by year and body style. From this list, it only lists on option for 1968 B-Body 2 spd wiper motors, and that is part number 2822252.

http://www.passion4mopars.com/Mopar-Wiper-Motor-Part-Numbers_b_3.html

This second link also has a list and it seems to match up with the list on the first link.

http://www.mymopar.com/index.php?pid=77

 

[Wojo68]

Here is a link to the Passion4Mopars site I found that has a list of numbers broken down by year and body style. From this list, it only lists on option for 1968 B-Body 2 spd wiper motors, and that is part number 2822252.

http://www.passion4mopars.com/Mopar-Wiper-Motor-Part-Numbers_b_3.html

This second link also has a list and it seems to match up with the list on the first link.

http://www.mymopar.com/index.php?pid=77

Thank you FrnK

 

[steve340]

I am not sure about 2 speed (but they most likely will be) the 3 speed E body wiper motors do actually have a date code of when they were manufactured stamped in to the case also. The part number is the first part if you want it to be absolutely correct.
The motor should be dated before the car was made to be 100 percent right.
I bought one for my Challenger and then found out about the date of manufacture stamping and eventually bought the 100 percent correct one.
I got mine of Bill Meerholtz he was very good to deal with and may have a core to rebuild.

 

[Wojo68]

I am not sure about 2 speed (but they most likely will be) the 3 speed E body wiper motors do actually have a date code of when they were manufactured stamped in to the case also. The part number is the first part if you want it to be absolutely correct.
The motor should be dated before the car was made to be 100 percent right.
I bought one for my Challenger and then found out about the date of manufacture stamping and eventually bought the 100 percent correct one.
I got mine of Bill Meerholtz he was very good to deal with and may have a core to rebuild.

Thanks Steve,,any contact info for him?

 

[steve340]

yes if you type bmcuda in to goggle it will take you to the Bill Meerholz Enterprises site.
You can contact him by email from the website.

 

[Wojo68]

yes if you type bmcuda in to goggle it will take you to the Bill Meerholz Enterprises site.
You can contact him by email from the website.

Thanks man,,appreciate the help!

 

[FrnkNsteen]

I got mine of Bill Meerholtz he was very good to deal with and may have a core to rebuild.

I wish I would have had him do mine, but I didn't find out until after I had long sent mine out to someone else. I had trouble getting mine back and was referred to Bill. I contacted him in case I needed one and he seemed like a good guy. I have since seen quite a few recommendations for him.