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Just saw this Action. Thanks!!!I would think an early H1 blower motor would be 12v and fit. It would probably use the same bird cage too.
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Just saw this Action. Thanks!!!I would think an early H1 blower motor would be 12v and fit. It would probably use the same bird cage too.
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Because some Jeep units are $30Why wouldn't a Hummer H1 wiper motor work? They're advertised for 189.00 on HummerH1parts
I can deal with wiring, switches, and brackets I think I just didn’t want to have the wrong shaft size or length or something that is hard to overcome. I have the 24 volt t unit so I might try to get the 12 volt hummer h1 unit and see if it can be retrofitted somehow. I’ve heard they don’t just swap over. I think they’re horizontal instead of vertical and so it might interfere with my roll cage. I guess as a last resort the easiest thing to do would be run a 12 to 24 inverter but the ones I’ve seen just look so cheapThe JEEP unit has no piece to activate washers or control washer speed or spray water. You would need to fabricate yourself.
I would do the Jeep thing but I’ve never seen or heard of anyone who’s done it. That’s why I posted I was hoping someone would say oh yeah I bought this and did this and use this switch and it works greatAnything Hummer H1 is more expensive than HMMWV. I think the Jeep unit is a safe place to start. Then purchase the back bracket and switch on Flea bay. They are always there. All in 100-125 clams.
Eric Hummer H1 uses the 24-12v inverters and he says they work well.
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