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PostPosted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 8:53 pm 
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Hello guys this is my first post here.

I am currently installing the wiper motor in my mini I am restoring and can't work out which wire is supposed to go where on the wiper motor.

The four wires are
Green
Black/green
Blue/green
Red/Green

Pretty sure I have the wiper switch (out of the car the wiper motor is from) wired up correctly. Although it did fall apart on me but i'm pretty sure I put it back together properly.

Anyway if anyone can tell me which of the above wires goes to which pin on the wiper motor it would be much appreciated. The loom is set up for a 12auw wiper motor with the clubman switch.

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PostPosted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 9:12 pm 
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where did u find a whiper motor? Im in desperate need of a whiper motor upgrade as mine is stuffed!!! if u have any luck with it i'd love to hear from u.
cheers >Rude<

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PostPosted: Fri Sep 22, 2006 7:05 am 
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Got the motor out my old clubman. I have a single speed from a '61 mini I am looking to get rid of if that helps (square motor). Won't know if I am getting rid of it until I can the current wiper working though.


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PostPosted: Fri Sep 22, 2006 9:35 am 
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Welcome Chops

If you put your location in your profile it makes it easier for people to respond and help if they know your location :wink:

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Not a bad idea. Done


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PostPosted: Mon Sep 25, 2006 7:33 am 
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arrrrghhhh, help


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So does anyone have any ideas or know anyone I might be able to contact regarding wiring up the two speed wiper motor (from '73 clubman). It's is really holding things up for me unfortunately as I can't put the demister ducts in and the dash. I want to get all the dash bits in before tackling the carpet and front seats.


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PostPosted: Tue Sep 26, 2006 6:36 pm 
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Wiring diagram here page 17 onwards http://www.coopermania.it/0646-12.pdf

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PostPosted: Tue Sep 26, 2006 9:41 pm 
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Hey Chops, welcome. Nice to see you finally got on here! :D
You could always try PM'ing bnicho on this. There is not much he doesn't know :shock:

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I'M SHOCKED!! :shock:
Is there no-one on ausmini that can answer this for Chops? Here I've been, pumping up how good ausmini is and on his first post he gets nothing. :cry:

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Hey I tried to help - showed him where to get the wiring diagram. Give a man a fish.................

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Thanks for the wiring diagram link however I already had the Haymes manual. Unfortunately it does not show the wiring for the Australian two speed wipers (12AUW model) only the english type.

The austalian wiper has four pins on the connector from which three of these go into the wiper motor and one is earthed to the wiper motor.

The wires going to the two speed switch on the dash are black, blue/green, red/green and black/green.

The wires going to the wiper motor from the loom are green, red/green, blue/green and black/green.

The only manual I have found which shows the correct wiring diagram is the Gregory's one for the australian clubman minis. This shows which wire from the loom connects to which pin on the wiper switch but not which wire from the loom connects to which pin on the wiper motor.

It is the connections at the wiper I am having problems with. I can get the wiper working in two speeds but it is not parking correctly which makes me think I still don't have the wires on the motor hooked up right.

WEEVAN - Thanks for the tip for here it is quite useful. It seems this problem may be a little tricky for them though. I'll have to think of more simple questions in the future :)


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PostPosted: Thu Sep 28, 2006 1:56 pm 
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Maybe this will help http://www.team.net/sol/tech/LucasColours.html

Main colour may have changed but trace colour may be a starting point
MAIN TRACER PURPOSE
Orange Wiper circuits fused via ignition switch
Orange Blue Switch to front screen wiper motor first speed timer or intermittend unit
Orange Green Switch to front screen wiper motor second speed
Orange Black Switch to front screen wiper motor parking cicuit, timer or intermittent unit
Orange Purple Timer or intermittent unit to motor parking circuit
Orange White Timer or intermittent unit to motor parking circuit
Orange Yellow Switch to headlamp or rear window wiper motor feed, timer or relay coil
Orange Light green Switch to headlamp or rear window wiper motor parking circuit timer or relay coil
Orange Pink Timer or relay to headlamp or rear window wiper motor feed
Orange Slate Timer or relay to headlamp or rear window wiper motor parking circuit

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PostPosted: Thu Sep 28, 2006 2:48 pm 
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Thanks for the help. I'll see how it goes

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Hey Chops. I was talking to a bloke called Ted, he's got an MG, the other day (thinx you know him). He reccons he has instructions on adjusting the park on Lucas wiper motors. Maybe give him a call?

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