Reply to "Wiper mtr & assy supplier"

bosswrenchMember

Angelo, I personally have yet to find a 'bad' Pantera wiper motor. I've found corrosion inside the multiconnector to the motor, slipping drive cables up under the cowl from wear (easily fixable), stuck Lucas reverser switches inside the black plastic box on top of the motor, and once, a disintegrated dash switch, but never a bad motor. What exactly are the symptoms? Note- by removing the motor & drive and cleaning out the 35-year-old, rock-hard grease inside, then regreasing and lubing the motor bushings, any wiper will work better- guaranteed!

11/30/071:54 PM

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