I need some help!My left hand side wiper link is "wrong" and needs replaced...Does anyone have one or maybe a damaged tower with the link still attached that I could remove.I have no idea why the link has a small attaching hole on the end?The motor is at the "Wiperman"and I want all to work right this time.Any help or ideas,thanks,chef-

I'll check in the garage this weekend. I think I can assist you. I'll send an email with the pics of what I have.

Thanks my friend,chef-

chef

Checked the garage tonight. I thought I save the wiper parts off of a parts car. Must have only kept the wiper motor. The was all I found related to wipers. Sorry for the false alarm..

In that case chef is still looking for his part. Is there anyone out there that can help?

Thanks for the effort VCCA Son,I'll keep seaching,chef-

I was told by "The Wiperman"that the pre-war wiper links attached to the motor shaft with no brass bushing so the hole was small...so what I must have here is 1 much older link and trans,so I will remove 1 of the brass bushings and use some washers to get a snug fit and problem should be solved..I would guess...chef-

The wiper towers were the same from 1941-48 (except some had the plumbing for the washer)

But the links were changed a few times,Twice in 1942 alone.

The 1941 and early 1942 had a small hole and no rubber bushing.

the late 1942 and early 1946 had no bushing but a different size hole.

All late 1946 thru 1948 used the larger hole with a rubber bushing.

The size and type of the pins on the wiper motor lever determined the hole size.

So a 1941 wiper motor could be installed on a 1948 using the 1941 links.

Sounds as if you solved your problem