My project is getting a new wiper motor & switch. The motor is a one used in some Saturn & VW cars. It has 5 wires: 1. Park1 2. Park2 3. Ground 4. Fast Power 5. Slow Power Found a pic of similar: The switch is a Ron Francis WS-51 https://www.ronfrancis.com/images/WS51-INST.pdf which has 1 wire going to Park. What goes on the other "Park" terminal on the wiper motor? After I get this wired I'll put up some notes on the HAMB. If it goes as planned it'll be a good cheap wiper solution.
figure out a specific application for the motor, find the wiring diagram for that car, and go from there.
Could be that Park1 returns the wipers to the end of stroke, and Park2 brings them below that (hidden when off). Sent from my iPad using The H.A.M.B. mobile app
Park2 could either be for cars that are built to drive on the opposite side of the road, so their wipers may have to park in another position, or to park a rear window wiper. Just bench test it. Gary
Well... I wired it up and neither "Park" wire parked it. Is there a way to test the park function without using the switch? Both the switch & the motor are new, but the intermittent delay function isn't working either, so I'm suspicious of the switch.