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    Has anyone found the correct wiper connector?

    I’m in the process of completing my Roadster wiring and wanted to install a better connector on the wiper motor electrical connector than the FFR supplied crimped connectors. Has ANYONE found a connector that will plug into the FFR wiper motor connector?

    If so please forward the information to me!

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    Thanks for the information, already ordered and on the way!

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    ********** also has this part.

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    Good find for sure. Just want to mention that there is technically nothing wrong with 5 separate insulated female spade connectors.
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    There is nothing wrong with the supplied spade connectors, it’s just a bit easier to plug in one connector vice five if maintenance is needed.

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    I used to have the five lugs. Twice, only during the heaviest Florida rain, my wipers stopped straight up. The socket on the motor makes a nice little bucket. My theory is that it filled up and shorted out. Yes it takes near-hurricane rain to get wet back there, but I have managed it twice.

    I now have the proper connector, and did a little waterproofing. I can't prove it (yet), but I would spend the few bucks to get connector. Moss Motors also has them.

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