NJ F/S Wiper Delay

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pm& payment sent

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To top, no price increase even with the looming postal increase.

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[newbe351]

Without having to read all 4 pages, what kind of payment do you take? My Paypal account got hacked several years ago and I haven't used it since. Don't know the password, and not too sure I want to open a new account....

[twouvakind]

Originally Posted by newbe351

Without having to read all 4 pages, what kind of payment do you take? My Paypal account got hacked several years ago and I haven't used it since. Don't know the password, and not too sure I want to open a new account....

PM sent and thank you!

[newbe351]

Originally Posted by twouvakind

PM sent and thank you!

It didn't come through, will you please try again?

Thanks

[twouvakind]

Originally Posted by newbe351

It didn't come through, will you please try again?

Thanks

PM sent

[wayno]

Love to get one of these for my 64 C10 - can you pm me paypal information? Thanks in advance looking forward to this upgrade.

[grs]

Originally Posted by twouvakind

Price reduced, $52 shipped except to Canada(+$9)

This is the "next gen" wiper delay. The first gen saw much success in the 67-72 forum. This revised model will fit 60-72 MY's. 100% reversible and installs in minutes. Gives you approx. 3-30 seconds of delay and does not require harness cutting, splicing or soldering. The video shows the "install" in my 72, installing it in your 60-66 will be very similar. Instructions specific to 60-66 are included. $52 shipped(Con US). Canada +$9. A big thank you to CaptainFab as he was instrumental in making the adaptation to the 60-66 MY's possible.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWpj-...ature=youtu.be
Please see this informative post from 67-72:
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=593984

I have a 64 with one speed wiper. Could you post the instructions showing how to install it? I would like to see how easy it will be.

[twouvakind]

Originally Posted by grs

I have a 64 with one speed wiper. Could you post the instructions showing how to install it? I would like to see how easy it will be.

Here you go, sorry about the formatting:

Next Gen wiper delay instructions 67-72+60-72

Best to remove wiper switch and give it a quick wire brushing.

Find a suitable mounting location for the delay control. A 5/16“ hole is required or use the enclosed pre-drilled bracket. You have to experiment for a mounting location.
Install the two wire connector on the two side by side connections on the wiper switch(67-72 only)
Plug the two male connectors on the opposite end of the two wire connecter into the wiring harness using caution to insure the wires are connected to corresponding wiper switch terminals.(67-72 only)
The remaining terminal on the wiper switch gets connected to the blue wire female connector from the box.(60-72)
The remaining blue wire male terminal from the box gets connected to the wiring harness.(60-72)
The ring terminal blue/black tracer wire gets connected to ground.
Dress wires and cover male terminal(s) on the wiring harness with quality electrical tape(no dollar store stuff!)
Secure the box by a method of your choice(that quality electrical tape, perhaps)
The orange wire goes to the fuse panel(switched)
Please note that all wires are now labeled for easy ID. This is due to varying wire colors from my supplier.

[newbe351]

Originally Posted by twouvakind

Here you go, sorry about the formatting:

Next Gen wiper delay instructions 67-72+60-72

Best to remove wiper switch and give it a quick wire brushing.

Find a suitable mounting location for the delay control. A 5/16“ hole is required or use the enclosed pre-drilled bracket. You have to experiment for a mounting location.
The remaining terminal on the wiper switch gets connected to the blue wire female connector from the box.(60-72)
The remaining blue wire male terminal from the box gets connected to the wiring harness.(60-72)
The ring terminal blue/black tracer wire gets connected to ground.
Dress wires and cover male terminal(s) on the wiring harness with quality electrical tape(no dollar store stuff!)
Secure the box by a method of your choice(that quality electrical tape, perhaps)
The orange wire goes to the fuse panel(switched)
Please note that all wires are now labeled for easy ID. This is due to varying wire colors from my supplier.

If you take out the sentences pertaining to 67-72 only, the remaining explanation doesn't really help much for the 60 -66 guys.

Which "remaining" terminal gets the blue wire? After you connect the blue wire to the "remaining" terminal, the remaining blue wire goes to the wiring harness?

I'm going to order one anyway (as soon as I can get to the bank for a cashier's check) as I don't think it's that hard to figure out, but the above explanation leaves some questions for the 60-66 folks....

[twouvakind]

Originally Posted by newbe351

If you take out the sentences pertaining to 67-72 only, the remaining explanation doesn't really help much for the 60 -66 guys.

Which "remaining" terminal gets the blue wire? After you connect the blue wire to the "remaining" terminal, the remaining blue wire goes to the wiring harness?

I'm going to order one anyway (as soon as I can get to the bank for a cashier's check) as I don't think it's that hard to figure out, but the above explanation leaves some questions for the 60-66 folks....

60-66 with single speed wipers have just one wire on their switch. It gets disconnected and one wire from the delay gets connected to the switch. The remaining wire from the delay gets connected to the wire you disconnected from the switch. Installation is easier than the 67-72's.

[newbe351]

Originally Posted by twouvakind

60-66 with single speed wipers have just one wire on their switch. It gets disconnected and one wire from the delay gets connected to the switch. The remaining wire from the delay gets connected to the wire you disconnected from the switch. Installation is easier than the 67-72's.

That clears it up! What about two speed wipers on the '66 which is what I'll be using it for? Use the '67 instructions?

Thanks again...

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