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    Thread: DSE wiper motor

    1. #1
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      Mar 2005
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      DSE wiper motor

      Hey, has anyone bought and installed one of those DSE Selectra-speed wiper kit? I'm thinking about buying one, but would like to know hard it would be to install. Oh I'll be putting it on a 72 Nova. I emailed DSE and they told me to use their 69 Camaro kit. P/N 121401, they say it come with the rectangular knob for that stock look and it should be a direct bolt in. Thanks for any help you guys can give.



    2. #2
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      Aug 2004
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      I have their wiper kit on my 72 nova. It is the same as the 69 camaro kit, and is very simple to install hook up: You just remove the old wiper motor, install the new one, drill a little hole in the firewall to fit the supplied wire harness grommet, connect the wiring to a ground and ignition hot, and you should be good to go. Hope this helps

    3. #3
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      Kingsport, TN. 30 min. from Bristol and 90 min. from Pigeon Forge, TN.
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      I bought the DSE wiper kit and installed it on my 68' Nova. The motor itself is a simple bolt in. Of course you have to pull the instrument cluster on a 68 because the wiper switch is in the top left corner.
      I didn't use the supplied knob because it wouldn't match any of the stock knobs on my dash. Instead I used a belt sander to turn down the brass stud on the switch to match the ID of my stock knob. Looks stock inside now.
      The wiring was a simple plug in also.
      I have nothing but praise to say for the way the motor functions. I got caught in a light storm during the 2003 Power Tour entering Dallas. That was with stock wipers and I sincerely thought I might plow into someone while keeping up with traffic. There had already been a 60's corvette demolished during the storm. Ran over by a rig.
      This year on my way to the Nashville PT stop I left in one of the worst storms I've ever driven in. Driving through Knoxville in the dark with the new DSE system I felt as safe in the Nova as I do in my new truck. I'll never build another without the select-a-speed. Its the only way to go.

    4. #4
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      Thanks for the replies guys, I think I'm just going to bite the bullet and buy the kit from DSE. Hey 72novadriver, do you still have a copy of the install instructions? If you do can you scan them and email them to me or maybe mail me a copy of them. Thanks.

    5. #5
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      Yeah I'll dig up the instructions, and email a copy to you this weekend.

    6. #6
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      Thanks for the info. Are you going to post to this site or do you need my email address.

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      I'd be curious to see them as well, but I don't know that DS&E would like having them posted.




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