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Terminal designations in 122S wiring diagram 120-130


Anyone know how to decode the terminal designations on the wash/wipe switch (Autolite?)? Says W P A F in the wiring diagram. What do they stand for? W=Wash, P=Park, A=?, F=?

A+F=Half speed on the wipers while A=Full speed.

/Fredrik
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I want to contact Fredrik 120-130

Fredrik
Can you send me or post your email, as I wanted to get info from you on your seat belt retrofit?
thanks

Daniel

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Terminal designations in 122S wiring diagram 120-130

Fredrik;

I have never seen this listed, but I would say P=Power, W=Washer, A=Armature, F=Field.
See also:

Source: http://www.sw-em.com/Windshield%20Wiper%20Systems.htm
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Thanks. My best guess was also F=Field but as F is involved in the wiper speeds then it can't also be related to a field? Or?
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