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rb25jun
01-23-2008, 12:30 PM
ok heres my other problem when i got my wiring done for my sr swap.. the wipers were not included... sooo what im hoping is, is there any way i can hard wire the wiper motor to the wiper switch inside the car or is there any real serious way i can get it fixed.. please onces again someone help me out.. i have a 97 s14 kouki with a blktp sr20
Ichi-Go
01-23-2008, 01:15 PM
How low is your car. Sometimes your tire eats through the wiring harness on the drivers side fender well causing your wipers to not work and/or other electrical issues.
g6civcx
01-23-2008, 01:19 PM
97 S14s come in 2 models:
non-SE's do not have intermittent wipers.
SE's have intermittent wipers.
Read the FSM. It's easy to wire.
projectRDM
01-23-2008, 02:17 PM
You'll need to include the wiper amplifier, the circuit does not go straight from switch to motor.
And to correct the post above, all 97-98 have intermittent wipers. The base model are fixed in one position, SE models are variable, with several settings. Both models are prewired though and only require the addition of the SE switch to add the variable control. 95-96 owners are not so lucky, the base model is not prewired and the amplifier is different between base and SE.
farazshah
02-26-2008, 10:20 AM
Does anyone have a photo or a verbal description of where the wiper amplifier is on a 95 base model? I am having the same problem...and it is snowing here. Would it just be extending the wires from the amplifier output to the wiper motor plug?
DaPCWiz
02-26-2008, 10:27 AM
Does anyone have a photo or a verbal description of where the wiper amplifier is on a 95 base model? I am having the same problem...and it is snowing here. Would it just be extending the wires from the amplifier output to the wiper motor plug?
The FSM should help - www.phatg20.net has them.
farazshah
02-26-2008, 10:31 AM
Already checked FSM, but did not find the location of the amp... If I understood the FSM correctly, it would just be extending wires from the amp outlet to the wiper motor plug inlet.
g6civcx
02-26-2008, 10:43 AM
And to correct the post above, all 97-98 have intermittent wipers. The base model are fixed in one position, SE models are variable, with several settings. Both models are prewired though and only require the addition of the SE switch to add the variable control. 95-96 owners are not so lucky, the base model is not prewired and the amplifier is different between base and SE.
This is correct. Base models have fixed intermittent wipers at 7 second intervals. SE models have variable intermittent wipers adjustable between 3-13 seconds.
As a note, the FSM specs "with intermittent wiper models". I'm not sure if they're implying that some S14s do not have intermittent wipers at all, but so far I haven't seen any. Maybe in Japan or elsewhere.
projectRDM
02-26-2008, 02:40 PM
Does anyone have a photo or a verbal description of where the wiper amplifier is on a 95 base model? I am having the same problem...and it is snowing here. Would it just be extending the wires from the amplifier output to the wiper motor plug?
Same place it's located on every S14, right behind the ASCD actuator, beside the wiper motor.
shadowexpo
02-26-2008, 03:03 PM
whats this about just extending the wires to the amp..is it true?..i had to get the switch off a altima because mine broke..i have a 95 base so the switch doesn't do anything more then the old one but i sure would lik to be able to use the settings if possible..or are they diff..both were posted so who's right?.
shadowexpo
02-27-2008, 08:33 PM
come on guys whats the answer..
soon2bs13
02-27-2008, 08:48 PM
come on guys whats the answer..
Rain X my young pad-one
WangonwWarrior
02-27-2008, 08:56 PM
How low is your car. Sometimes your tire eats through the wiring harness on the drivers side fender well causing your wipers to not work and/or other electrical issues.
+1 i have seen this many times, just look up in the fender well and you will know
shadowexpo
02-27-2008, 09:21 PM
Rain X my young pad-one
hahahayea i ready use rain-x they are great by the way..i jus want the option so i dont have to mess with the lever when its only mist or when you need it a lil faster just not to the second setting..
projectRDM
02-27-2008, 09:58 PM
whats this about just extending the wires to the amp..is it true?..i had to get the switch off a altima because mine broke..i have a 95 base so the switch doesn't do anything more then the old one but i sure would lik to be able to use the settings if possible..or are they diff..both were posted so who's right?.
What? You have to actually explain what you're asking, we can't read your mind.
shadowexpo
02-27-2008, 11:28 PM
What? You have to actually explain what you're asking, we can't read your mind.
my question is if it is possible to use the interval settings for the wipers on the 95 base by just extending the wires to make it work or do you need to get a new amp and wire it up to get the option..i said i have the wiper switch off an altima that has the option for what i want but i can not use it because it is not wired..so again can i just wire it up to make it work or do i need to get the new amp then wire it..
im pretty sure that explains it better..
projectRDM
02-28-2008, 09:05 AM
You'll need to run one wire and use the SE amplifier. Read the FSM to see the difference.
tanks13
02-28-2008, 09:09 AM
yo by the way ur motor is a red top
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