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ahh i thought that i needed to do something with that, i saw that on my old ones and thought to myself, hmm maybe i should have looked at these more carefully before destroying them
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i have a grand cherokee wiper motor in my garage and would like to now how you wired the motor in to the old style connector. cause the motor looks the same but the connector is different. any pics if you have them will help.Originally Posted by freegdr
i pulled the motor off an 99 or 2000 cant remember did before i joined here had to mess around with the wires alittle to get it right much better than stock even tell the difference between high and low now that gear and module sound like next project here
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mine was from a regular cherokee and its been two years sorry i spliced my old motor wiring to the new motor wiring keeping the factory plugs..Originally Posted by trans_am7935
i have a grand cherokee wiper motor in my garage and would like to now how you wired the motor in to the old style connector. cause the motor looks the same but the connector is different. any pics if you have them will help.
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my wiper tansmission needs to replace but rather than put used parts in i'd like to put grand cherokee new wiper set in. has anyone done this? if so whats all involved?
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Has the Dakota Motor made any difference? CBTBD220 Windshield Wiper Module
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Originally Posted by cherokeeaddiction23
whats the trick to get the wiper arms off without breaking them, i had replace them once cause they lost their tension, but i ended up having to break them off cause i couldnt get them off, i need to reposition mine on my jeep, i put them on too low and they hit the rubber seal on the bottom of my winshield now
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CBTBD220 Windshield Wiper Module
from the dealer
It is a recall part for a dodge dakota, the motor is the same if you change out the plastic gear. So essentialy you get a brand new wiper motor for very little$$. I did this to mine because my wipers would almost stop in the snow and I needed a motor and didn't want to shell out big$$ for an o.e. one
Good luck!
Captain Woot, can you elaborate on the "Plastic Gear?" Are you suggesting that the plastic gears inside the motor need to be swopped, or can the whole assembly be installed without modification to replace the old wiper motor and mechanism?Originally Posted by captainwoot
There is a little upgrade you can do with a little work, remove your wiper motor and linkage. Make sure your linkage/pivots are all in working order. Remove the cover on the wiper motor, remove the large gear and shaft. Get this part #CBTBD220 Windshield Wiper Module
from the dealer
It is a recall part for a dodge dakota, the motor is the same if you change out the plastic gear. So essentialy you get a brand new wiper motor for very little$$. I did this to mine because my wipers would almost stop in the snow and I needed a motor and didn't want to shell out big$$ for an o.e. one
Good luck!
Much obliged,
AVjeeper
