Tried the washer with the hood down and its probably a little over kill with the electric pump as I had to feather the switch to get the fluid to hit the right spot,I need to find a way to adjust the nozzle so it will squirt in the middle of the windshield or get a repro nozzle and see how it does.

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I did not hide the pump but since its from a 61 to 66 T bird it kind off looks period correct.

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Can you post pics and details about the washer setup. I've been kicking it around for way too long. I have bought several of the Mercury style wiper bezels with the washer tube. I want to do a bag system with a "hidden" electric motor. Switch activated by the pedal is another great Idea. Chuck

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Looking for McCullouch VS57 brackets and parts. Also looking for 28 Chrysler series 72 parts. And early Hemi parts.

MoonShadow, 292 w/McCulloch, 28 Chrysler Roadster, 354 Hemi)
Manchester, New Hampshire

For the first time in 40 years it has working windshield washers and now electrical powered,tried posting pics but they were too large.

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Pump and bag came in the mail today and will be heading out to the garage to install them after i get off the computer.

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I am using a mid 60s pump and a 58 to 60 t bird bag looks like a 55 but is made to use with a electric pump and they have been ordered,I attached a generic horn button to the foot pedal and ran a wire through the vacumn hose.

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It looks like it will be going to a electric windshield washer too,going to adapt a switch to the original pump pedal and use a 60s truck motor and bag.

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My truck has electric wipers, I wonder if you could use the truck stuff on a car?

  Dennis in Lititz PA

It has wipers now,the kit is fine as is if the dash is out but the brackets on the wiper motor are threaded and its hard to hit the small holes so I ran the bolts down the opposite way to use them as studs and found nuts to fit and it works great. I wish I done this a couple years ago.

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I also has missaligned headlights too but I was finally able to get instructions for my aiming kit and now they are aligned.

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