[Tigers] Wiper motor wiring

[Steve Laifman]

Tony,

Why _*buy*_ a full color wiring diagram when you can have one _*FREE*_!  
Since you can reprint it as many times as ink and paper last, you don't 
even need to laminate it.  Stationary stores sell plastic sleeves.

There is a complete Rootes Factory Workshop Manual, courtesy of Jim 
Boynton, and wiring pages from Bill Gegg,  in full color.

Go to:

http://tigersunited.com/resources/wsm/wsmN35.asp

and "click" on image for LARGE IMAGE.

*BTW, the entire workshop manual, of which this is a page, can be found at:
*
http://tigersunited.com/resources/

Maybe it's just me, but it seems that this great resource, 
*TigersUnited.com* <http://TigersUnited.com> , is the LAST place the 
"List" checks out, instead of the first.  What am I missing?

Steve


/Steve Laifman/

/Editor - /*/TigersUnited.com/* <http://www.tigersunited.com>



On 2/1/11 10:34 PM, Tony Somebody wrote:
> /Bob- CAT sells a great laminated wiring diagram. I highly reccomend it for any
> Tiger owner, except you more fortunate Mk2 owners as Mk1 is on one side and
> Mk1a the other. The wipers do operate thru the ground IMS. The gren wire is
> from the fuse block. There is a ground wire on both the motor marked as E and
> the switch, The two wires, Brown /light green&  Red/light green plug in at the
> motor and go to the switch. The switch also has a black wire going to
> ground.The switches have numbers on the back and althoughh there are 8 numbers
> the switches have 5 lugs. Now all switches might not be the same but the two I
> have in my hand show #1 at the top and Im going by the 2 holes in the switchs
> face to refer to the switch as the 2 holes being at the top with the switch so
> turned. 2 is blank beside of 1,
> 3&4 is the top lug on th back and 5,6 the next one down and at the bottom 7 is
> on the right and 8 the left and that is looking at the switch as tho in the
> dash. the drawing shows the brown with lg stripe on lug 4. The red with lg
> stripe shows it on 1,2,3 and 7. I imaangine there is continuiy between these
> lugs and the ground goes to number 6. Hope this helps.
> The drawing also states this switch as being up side down, so #1 and the 2
> holes in the front of the switch are both at the bottom.
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