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thanks for the tip - the variable ones are WAY too expensive (100$), but the high-low ones aren't bad. if I knew the resistance required i could just get a seperate switch for the on-off and a potentiometer for the speed control. should ony cost a couple dollars. EDIT--- I really am rusty...

still have to get those detailed photos. need a little wiring help though as I'm rusty on my electronics. The wiper motor functions from 24v down to 12volt. I'd like to put in a variable resister knob to slow down the wipers when it isn't raining real hard. do I need to know the draw of...

I'll add some more detailed photos tomorrow, but for now here is an overall shot. I scavenged the wiper shaft from two bad air motors, combined it with a single 24v wiper motor with auto-stop. after testing the connections in the wiper motor i was able to run external wires rather than the...