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Jimmy Mac,
Take a look at the pics which he sent me. I would have gone into the wiper itself if I had been there. Going on his description of what is gone. Also need the wiper button. I recall seeing one on a British web site I believe. Don't bookmark all of them. Maybe Jimmy or sone other Isle member will be able to spot one. The knob has a hole about 1/8" in the side and uses some sort of spring mechanism to hold it in place??? The marks on the top are H N P for high normal and park I presume. I'll get him to open it up and take some measurements. If it matches anything you have, would appreciate the parts. We can trace most with a multi meter, but a schematic would be a wonderful thing. I am just glad these things didn't come with a lot of options!!!
Bill
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351W/408 DIS TWM F. I. 930 Porsche LSD
Bill,
No problem with the knob as I have a few spares.
Do you want the complete motor or just a spare rotor and brushes ?
It's best to keep that original core if you can.
Let me know your address by PM.
__________________ Cordially, James
MKI monocoque. XE' 289 short blocks, C6FE heads, Webers, ZF Graviner Fire Suppression
Linear Mode
