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Hello everyone, I am still searching for answers on my ‘36 pickup as it did not come with everything. I’m stuck on which factory Trico wiper motor these pickups came with. I have searched this forum and someone mentioned that they believe it is not the same as a 35-36 closed cab passenger car. I am not sure if this is fact or not. I’ve searched my green bible but still cannot figure out which wiper motor fits my pickup and properly aligns with the holes in my header panel covers. Any insight would be greatly appreciated and if someone has a working motor for sale, please let me know.
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Contact C&G (800-266-0470). They rebuild wiper motors and can tell you which is correct. They also sell a "universal" electric wiper motor which is a better choice than the vacuum, if you actually drive in rain, at $39.95 (6 volt) less expensive than rebuilding at $189.
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Thanks. I’ll give them a call. I’m still hoping someone know which wiper motor is correct for 35-36 pickups. I am wanting to run the original vacuum operated motor vs electric even though the electrics actually work.
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Josh, You want a Trico KSB 263-3. Enclosed are some images that should help.
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Josh it's nice to have one for show, but my experience with them was not all that good.
One day I met a semi truck in our '36 PU on the highway and the blast of wind when we passed knocked the wiper arm and blade back into the box. I put it back on but don't use it. I simply use Rain-X now and don't drive in the rain anyway ![]() |
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I have an engine you may or may not be interested in. Dad bought this engine years ago out of a pickup the owner was going to Hot rod. He said the only reason he bought it was because it ran so well, not that he needed it. He once told me what year truck it came out of but that was years ago and I don't remember. Seems to me if I recall correctly it was pre '40 but could easily be wrong. It turns over just fine and is mostly complete. I have regularly pulled the plugs and put MMO in the cylinders. Without exhuming the engine on this cold and rainy day near as I can tell the serial number is something like 01613 4. I see you're somewhere in SW Wa. I'm near Rochester. If you're interested PM me and come take a look. Maybe a fellow Barner can provide more insight in the year. Dad died 4 years ago so no one left to ask.
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