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Windshield Wiper Motor - 2speed (1971 Monte Carlo)Find parts that fit my vehicle

Item EK-76-193968-1
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A

      Features

      • O.E.M. Style Replacement
      • With Windshield Washer Switch In Shift Lever
      • Does Not Include Windshield Washer Pump
      • Lectric Limited Part Number DR19202
      • Original Equipment Manufacturer Part Number 04939202
      • WebID Part Number Id-Dr19202-0003
      • Weight 6.0 Lbs
      • Fits multiple GM vehicles, including the 1971 Monte Carlo

      Description

      Reliable Wiper Operation. This windshield wiper motor is designed to power the windshield wipers, helping to maintain clear visibility during adverse weather conditions. It replaces the factory original motor and includes integration with the windshield washer switch located in the shift lever for convenient operation.

      Durable Construction. Constructed to provide dependable performance, this motor features a durable exterior finish designed to withstand typical environmental exposure and wear.

      Installation Details. Installation is intended to be a direct replacement for the original motor. It is recommended to consult a professional or vehicle-specific guidance to ensure proper installation.

      Application. This motor fits multiple GM applications, including the 1971 Monte Carlo. Confirm vehicle compatibility before ordering to ensure proper fitment.

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