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Full Size Chevy Windshield Wiper Motor, 2-Speed, With Washer Pump (1963 Biscayne; 1963 Impala)

Item EK-40-169951-1
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    Features, Description, Q&A

    Features

    • Rebuilt To Meet Or Exceed Factory Specifications
    • Core Charge Not Included In Purchase Price, Credit Given Upon Receipt Of Acceptable Rebuildable Core
    • Please Remove Your Wiper Motor Drive Arm Before Sending Your Core
    • Grommets & Wiper Shaft Seal Is Not Included. See 40-165069 or 40-344364 For Grommets & 40-137652 or 40-137651 For Seal

    Description

    These rebuilt motors have been disassembled, cleaned and rebuilt using NOS or upgraded parts for your 1963 Chevy. Over time, you may notice that your windshield wipers are not working as properly as they should be in your Chevy. In fact, it's possible that the wipers aren't moving at all or are stopping in the middle of your windshield. This can be detrimental to your driving experience in harsh weather conditions, and should be looked at immediately. It is possible that the resistance in the ground path to the motor has gone bad, leading to motor failure. Our motor housings are Cad plated for that show original look. These motors carry a manufacturer's warranty and instruction sheet. Trust Eckler's Late Great Chevy for all your 1963 Chevy restoration and accessory needs.

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