DSE wiper with AAW harness?

[Vince@Meanstreets]

Next is to remove the DSE suppled fuse holder and wire. I cut it a few inches from the splice. yellow to the motor, yellow to the power feed and orange to the relay.

The section that remains from the yellow DSE harness will splice into the fused AAW wiper circuit.
Trace the fuse, flipped over, one side of the fuse circuit will be a 10 gauge pink ignition feed and the other will be the wiper supply. Splice or hook up to the wiper supply pin.

[Vince@Meanstreets]

Next locate the AAW wire feeds to the factory wiper motor body side and engine side. Remove all pins by squeezing the gap tang on the blade connector (engine side) and inserting a scrib or appropriate pin removal too for the male end (body side).

You do not have to keep track of these wire because when you install the DSE harness you determine placement. Do one color at a time so you don't mix them up.

[Vince@Meanstreets]

Once assembled you can start running your loom.

[72Z/28]

I have painless wiring harness, and the wires for the wiper motor were not utilized because I did not have a wiper motor. When I received the DSE wiper motor, I still did not need to use the Pigtail or wires from the Painless wiring for the wiper motor. The DSE instructions were very clear and only hooked up the yellow wire from DSE kit to a power source and black one to the ground.

[Vince@Meanstreets]

Originally Posted by 72Z/28

I have painless wiring harness, and the wires for the wiper motor were not utilized because I did not have a wiper motor. When I received the DSE wiper motor, I still did not need to use the Pigtail or wires from the Painless wiring for the wiper motor. The DSE instructions were very clear and only hooked up the yellow wire from DSE kit to a power source and black one to the ground.

yep, the DSE system is pretty much stand alone.

[67RSRAG]

Thank you Vince