Need wiper switch for later tilt column.

[gregbr]

Does anyone know where to buy a new wiper switch.....it's a later car type tilt column that has the wiper switch on the column...without delay. I can find the ones with the delay marks just about anywhere. Greg

[68C15]

they are in fact still available from GM & AC Delco. I wouldnt settle for any other brand as it is kind of a pain to replace. I have done quite a few for customers. if they give you a hassle about the application tell them it is for a '92 C2500 without delay.
let me know if you need help with replacement.

[gregbr]

Thanks, My column is around a 77 model Pontiac, but probably interchangable with many makes/years. The only problem I've had is pulling the wires in & out of the column. Greg

[Longhorn Man]

Do you need the switch its self...or just the lever?

[gregbr]

The switch is made inside the lever.....right. I would perfer to get the complete lever assembly. Any idea on getting out the pivot pins to tighten up the column? Greg

[Longhorn Man]

no, the lever pulls right off, the switch is in the column.

[gregbr]

I think I understand now....maybe. I need the lever part, everything is OK in the column. If you have the delay switch & lever I would be interested all 3 items. Thanks, Greg

[Longhorn Man]

might be quicker and cheaper to just go to auto zone or what ever, in the help section. Can't cost much more than 10 bucks....probably less.

[gregbr]

They only carry the ones with delay......about $25. Greg

[454_72_4X4]

Just for your info,
Snap-on sells a puller to pull the pivot pins out so you can tighten up the column. That's about the only way to get them out without destroying things. I think it's around $15, (but it's been a few years since I bought mine). I might be able to get a part # if it's marked. I think you'll also need a torx socket to tighten up the bolts that are loose.
I've probably got the lever you need too. I'll take a look tommorrow.

[gregbr]

Correct on the torx socket. I also found a simple tool made by Lisle for pulling the pins that NAPA can order, nobody here stocks it. I managed to get the stuck pin out, using a 8/32 screw, 8/32 nut, large washer and a socket bigger than the pin. It came right out. I definitly would NOT use the dent puller again. Greg