
09-27-2001, 12:26 PM
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Senior Club Cobra Member
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Join Date: Aug 2000
Location: Mckinney,
TX
Cobra Make, Engine: Lone Star Classics #89 Keith Craft Genesis 427 so, stroked to 482, 649 hp. Sabre GT 40 #16 351W stroked to 408, 527hp, TWM stack injection, Fast XFI, G50/50.
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Hill,
Your Lucas ww motor has 5 pins on it. one at the top and 2 rows on the side. the one at the top is ground. make sure you have a good ground. the ones on the side are high and low (left and right side are the same). If your hot (pulgged into one of the side pins) Is touching anything - blown fuse. You may want to get an insulated connector for this wire as there is not a lot of room for it.
As far as your wipers not moving they are gear driven and should not be able to slip. However it is possible for the whole wiper motor to have moved in its bracket. Make sure the wiper motor is secured. The drive arm from the wiper motor to the wipers should be running in an piece of aluminum tubing, make sure this does not have any kinks in it.
If this does not help send me an email and we will set up some time on the weekend to look at it.
John
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