How are the wiper motor wires routed to the wiper motor?

[suburban99]

As title says...my jeep did not have wipers installed when I bought it. I have re-installed the windshield but need to know the route the wires take to get to the motor...

 

[Scooteryeti]

As title says...my jeep did not have wipers installed when I bought it. I have re-installed the windshield but need to know the route the wires take to get to the motor...

Have you layed the windshield down flat on the hood? There is a hole in the top of the dash that leads down into the wires and fuse block.

 

[73CJ]

The wire is on the wiper motor. Runs inside the windshield frame and exits through the tub in the oval hole on the left side of steering column. It then goes to the wiper switch.

 

[suburban99]

Thanks that's exactly what I needed!

 

[73CJ]

No problem.

Chances are - somebody knows here. All you have to do is ask.

 

[kickitandholdit]

haha im doing the same thing

 

[Kirk211]

I have a similar but different problem. I moved the wiring all around to primer, and in the process one of the wires that connects to the back of the wiper switch came off. I didn't notice until I went to reinstall everything.
I've got about 5 choices it looks like in my rat's nest of wires here and I don't want to short out the switch...
Can someone please send me a close-up of the back of the wiper switch so I can see which color wires to it? Thx.
My wiring is original from a 1980 CJ7 to the best of my knowledge.

The wire is on the wiper motor. Runs inside the windshield frame and exits through the tub in the oval hole on the left side of steering column. It then goes to the wiper switch.

 

[bondo258]

Is that a waggy column, 73CJ? Did you try wiring the wipers to the column? High beams?

 

[73CJ]

That is a GM column.

I went with a Flaming River now and put the original wiper switch back in.

The stock switch has 5 terminals.

1. Power in
2. Washer momentary
3. High
4. Low
5. Park

This link has a great action diagram.

Wiper diagnostic help - they don't run very long. - JeepForum.com