70 wiper motor

[70rtse]

Looking at restoring this wiper motor and heater blower motor

Can someone please explain the process to restore the wiper motor and correct finish

For a 70 challenger

[Dakota]

I can only help a little on your question.

I rebuilt my wiper motor (also from a 70 Challenger) in 2016.  At that time, there was a lady named Kim that ran Passion4Mopars out of Florida that could provide restoration services as well as parts if you wanted to do it yourself.   Her website is no longer active, so it appears she's out of business.

Mounting nuts and the white wiring terminal connector are available through eBay.   A replacement ground strap can be found here:

https://www.bmcuda.com/proddetail.php?prod=GROUNDSTRAP


ECS has a dry transfer label available for wiper motors.

https://ecsauto.com/products/1967-1969-chrysler-2-speed-wiper-motor-dry-transfer-multiple-dates-offered?_pos=2&_psq=wiper%20motor&_ss=e&_v=1.0


There are wiper motor restoration services available through eBay and elsewhere, but I suggest you review the thread below as there is another forum member @Ns1aar  based in the U.S. and Stephan Fournier in Canada that do restorations.

https://forum.e-bodies.org/electrical-and-audio/11/wiper-motor-restoration/9498/msg131549#msg131549

I used a kit from Eastwood to paint my wiper motor housing.  It's never going to fool anyone as being properly plated by it works for me.

The wiring on my wiper motor was in pretty bad shape, so that was the main thing I focused on replacing.   The rest of the work involved lots of cleaning and re-lubricating.

Good luck with it.

[anlauto]

If you choose to restore it yourself, a good cleaning will reveal all the correct finishes, there's a few different coatings, so you'll have to find yourself a good plater to do it correctly 

[Jay Bee]

If you need parts like wire sleeves, grommets, grommet inserts I've bought those from both Topher McGinnis and Bruce Somer. They're both in the wiper motor restoration business so it's unsure how long they'd be willing to sell their inventory.

Topher (yes, the website name is confusing)
http://www.headlightmotorman.com/

Bruce
http://www.ns1aar.com/

[70rtse]

Would anyone have any pictures of what the 70 motor should look like

[anlauto]

Pretty much like the picture you posted, only shinier 
This one was done by Stephan Fourier (now retired)

[70rtse]

Thanks heaps

I have a local guy that can get it all plated but he has never taken one of these appart and he isn't sure what the internals are like

[70rtse]

OK guys got it done

Just need to do the red paint any ideas

[EV2RTSE]

Looks great!. Glyptal red is what you need to finish it off.

[ZippyZoo]

@70rtse
Nice job!
It is hard to tell from the picture, but make sure your switch plate is clocked correctly.
Picture is from '71 FSM

[70rtse]

I'll check that out