series mm/11 2 speed wiper

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Post by turbominor »

have been wandering the same thing for a while, have removed the wiper motor from mine to have look.

Wander if the bham center's kit for 948 minor would be adaptable?
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that's why i thought the 948 kit should be close to idea, as it is still clap hand.

thanks, turbominor will be a good tool, just in the last stages of getting her finished
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Within Owen Burton book there is a section on 2 speed wipers and the earlier ones are easier to do than the later tandem ones, I dont have the book at work so cant suggest anything until tonight unless someone else has a copy to hand
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Post by Gareth »

I think the S11 wipers used an under-dash motor, and not the engine-bay motor of the 948 and 1098 cars. It's probably possible, but it won't be simple.

You tried using Rain-X or another type of water repellant for screens?
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Post by turbominor »

Garath is right wiper motor is behind the right hand side of the dash tucked as far away as possible
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Post by winger300 »

if you take out the wiper motor and rack, clean out all the grease from the wheelboxes and re-grease it makes an amazing difference. Mine were so gunged up before they would almost stop. Now they are really smooth and much quicker.
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Post by Kevin »

Sorry tizzy you were right the 2 speed in Owen Burtons book is for the 948cc and not the series 2.
And Winger is bang on as many wiper motors are running on the original 40-50 year old grease which seems to become more like glue with age, and whenever I have come across someone who has cleaned it out and replaced it they have been amazed at the improvement just as winger was.
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Post by morrismanic »

If i remember in the owen burton section you can use any two speed wiper motor from anther BMC vehicle but there is a mod to the gear system to give the correct sweep on the two speed motor please dont ask me what it is as i no longer have the owen burton manual ive been trying to get a new copy but none of the part centers i go to cant get me one this mod is for the latter morris minor and not the series 11 but if iwas to see a seris to motor i might be able to come up with a sollution.
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Owen burtons book is available from the Bath centre at £6:50
http://www.morris-minor.co.uk/p94.htm
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