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07-01-2024, 12:02 PM
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washer pump connections
Can anyone tell me what the washer pump connections are from top to bottom on a 65 GTO? I've verified that my switch works, I get continuity to ground when I press the button on the wiper switch. But I don't actually get any fluid on the windshield.
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07-01-2024, 02:26 PM
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The wiper motor has to be running and powering the wipers for the pump to work as far as I know.
PS. The base wiper motor on a 65 was a one speed unit and had no washer provision. A duel speed motor was optional and that set up had a washer and the tank was mounted on the rt side of the rad support.
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07-01-2024, 02:31 PM
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Thanks Steve. I got it figured out. The wiring is ok, I think the pump is bad. I am just going to put in a cheap inline aftermarket pump for now and use the factory wiring for it.
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