1968 what type of washer switch is used in the 68 GT/CS

[green56]

what type of washer switch is used is it elect or vac parts book show elect But i can not get under dash to old to get down any more any help would help Tom From WI

 

[dalorzo_f]

Electrical. Two speed, left to right action, with rectangular knob.

 

[dalorzo_f]

After market version, don't have a pic of an OEM handy.... similar but different..

https://www.npdlink.com/store/products/switch_assy_windshield_wiper_and_washer-150990-1.html

 

[dalorzo_f]

Picture of a OEM about halfway thru this post showing one. Black rectangular item above the speedometer and voltage regulator...

http://www.mustang.org.au/forum/index.php?topic=12082.0

 

[Powell]

I am confused by the question/answers here. My wiper switch is in the dash, but the "Washer switch" is a foot activated lever near the high/low beam headlight switch on the floor.

 

[robert campbell]

Both my 1967 and 1968 Stang's also. Foot pump that activates the wipers when depressed.

Rob

 

[BroadwayBlue]

Both my 1967 and 1968 Stang's also. Foot pump that activates the wipers when depressed.

Rob

Mine is the foot pump as well.
I don't have the washer hooked up so the pump makes for great intermittent wipers when needed

 

[Mosesatm]

It's also a great way to freak out your passengers!

 

[dalorzo_f]

As the issue was the "switch" I assume an active "on-off" operation was the question.

As noted the foot operates the pump, and activates the wipers for a few swipes. But to turn the on in the rain, the dash switch is used...

 

[robert campbell]

It's also a great way to freak out your passengers!

I used to impress the girls with my mystery wipers. Told them that they were rain activated!!!

Rob

 

[CougarCJ]

It's also a great way to freak out your passengers!

My buddy used to tell his passengers that he had a voice control intermittent wiper on his car.
He said that his friends and kids fell for it for a very long time. Anyone in the car could activate the wipers in his car, .......... as long as he was driving and ready with his left foot. :grin:

 

[BroadwayBlue]

Sounds like I have a new trick to try out on the kids! :grin: