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55 BODY MANUAL
WINDSHIELD WIPER
(Models 1948 thru 1950)
The windshield wiper mechanism consists of a vacuum operated
motor assembly, two spring loaded cable tension assemblies, two
pulley housing and cable assemblies, wiper arms, blades, and cables.
WINDSHIELD WIPER MOTOR
ASSEMBLY
The windshield wiper motor assembly is mounted in the center of
the dash under the hood. The motor is connected by cables to the
wiper arms. A vacuum hose connects the wiper motor directly to the
intake manifold or to a vacuum booster pump. The motor is con-
trolled by a slide valve operated by a wire connected to the dash
control.
REMOVAL
1. Disconnect pulley cables from the wiper motor at (B), Figure 88.
2. Loosen retaining screw and remove control wire from slide.
3. Disconnect vacuum hose from motor at (C).
4. Remove two bolts (D) attaching wiper motor to mounting bracket
and remove motor.
INSTALLATION
Reverse procedure of removal. Adjust cable tension and wiper
arm travel.
PULLEY HOUSING AND CABLE
ASSEMBLY
The windshield wiper pulley housing and cable assemblies, right
and left, are inserted in the openings in the front cowl panel at the
base of the windshield and are retained on the inside by a bolt and
clamp. A burred bushing is provided for attachment and adjustment
of the wiper arm. The small brass tube in each housing is for use with
a windshield washer attachment.
REMOVAL
1. Disconnect cables at the wiper motor and lift free of the tension
assemblies.
2. Remove wiper arms and blades. The wiper arms are retained on
the burred bushings by a spring clip which is released by
pulling the arm up and away from the windshield.
3. Remove the bolt and clamp from the underside of the
cowl panel.
NOTE: To remove right hand assembly, glove compart-
ment must be removed to gain access to this bolt and
clamp.
4. Draw cables through dash to the inside of car.
5. From the outside, lift out pulley housing and cables.
6. Remove gasket.
INSTALLATION
Reverse procedure of removal. Adjust tension and wiper
arm travel.
NOTE: Right and left pulley housing and cable assem-
blies differ slightly. See that small brass tube is on the
inside of the assembly toward the center of the car.
CABLE TENSION PULLEY
ASSEMBLY
Cable tension pulley assemblies (E), Figure 88, are
mounted under the hood on the right and left side of the
dash panel. These cable tension pulley assemblies are spring
loaded to maintain approximately 14 pounds tension in the
cables.
REMOVAL
1. Disconnect cables from wiper motor at (B), Figure 88,
and lift cables free from pulleys.
2. Remove two screws (F) attaching assembly to support
bracket and remove assembly.
INSTALLATION
Reverse procedure of removal and adjust cable tension.
NOTE: Right and left cable tension pulley assemblies are
different. An identification mark is stamped on the top of
the plate on which the pulleys are mounted.
Summary of Contents for 1948 Commodore
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