Wiper motor-gctid825673

[Guest]

Hello

I have I bayliner 2855 year 1995

On my wiper motor it's 3 wirings

Black = ground

Red

Pink black

Where do I connect the red wire and the pink black on the motor ?

On the switch where do I connect the red and pink black ?

The switch is original bayliner on -off

Thank you

Laszlo


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[CptCrunchie]

According to the chart, unless you have a separate switch for the wiper power, the switch in the photo is a 636H (actually, it is a 636H/2, though some companies don't include the soldered/quick connection in their model number) and isn't the one you want if it is a two speed.

As you can see, it is a series 6, with a single pole (3) and is an ON - ON (6) switch.

It is possible they only connected to two of the terminals, whereby creating an OFF position. However, unless you want it on all the time, you need one with an OFF.

I know nothing about your motor, but if it is a two speed and you want to use the two speeds, you also need a single pole, double throw SPDT.

Have a look at this. http://www.monsterguts.com/store/ski...sic-Wiring.pdf


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[The_Other_Gary]

On the wiper motor

Red goes to L or H depending on the speed you want for the wipers

Pink/ black goes to P for park

Black goes to ground or X

On the switch the red goes to a positive power OUT to wiper motor. The pink/black gets piggybacked onto the positive power IN from battery.

When you turn the wiper off the motor will still be powered by the pink/black until it reaches the Park position and then turn off.

Depending on whether it is a right or left hand park position you may have to adjust the arm so it does not park in your field of view.

They were supplied by AM Equipment