Putting delay wipers in my 1976 Trans Am using newer delay motor?

[ryeguy2006a]

Ok, maybe someone might be able to give me some insight on how to approach this. I bought a delay wiper switch from ebay a few years ago with the intentions of eventually swapping in a delay motor, but they are big and bulky. I am now thinking of finding a way to take a wiper motor from a newer 4th gen f-body, or similar, and putting it in my car. I am just unsure how to do this? here are some pictures of the switch. If anyone has some insight on how to go about this it would be great.

Here is a picture of the switch that I have and its connections. From what I have been told the larger connection would plug into the existing regular wipers and the smaller wire is what controlled the delay functions.





Thanks,
Ryan

[ryeguy2006a]

Anyone trying anything like this?

[peices of eight...]

Ive tried and failed, by the new DSE kit, it took me 1 hour and it worked, 7 speeds and no frustration!

[neki67]

Buy the DSE kit, it took me 1 hour and it worked, 7 speeds and no frustration!

X2

If you really have your mind set on making your own, DSE uses (as fas as I remember) a 2000-2002 Caddy wipermotor. There have been a couple of threads in the past.

[kiwigt]

Hella makes this intermittent wiper switch. I've included a link that has the wiring instructions - but you should be able to buy it local to where you are by quoting the Hella part number. I haven't fitted one of these yet - don't know whether they're any good ...
http://classicgarage.com/inwisw.html

[CreepinDeth]

No matter which way you go, you have to remember these 2nd gens have a wiper that pauses before parking down under the lip of the hood.