Reply to "Wiper delay question, for the hardcore electrical wizards"

Hi Steve,
1974 Longchamp has a different column. Stalk has a single momentary contact pushbutton on the end which I have connected as a high beam flasher (the normal high beam is the old foot button next to the footrest - push on, push off) Key is the standard square headed ford that was used in Australia from about 1968 till 1989 on all falcons. Variable intermittent wiper delay is controlled from a potentiometer on the dash right next to the radio. And the column does not tilt. this is car number 2061, so one of the oldest around.

Peter

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