Revolution Electronics Intermittent Wiper Module for Classic GM Vehicles

This didn’t work on my 70s era, Jeep J10, and to be fair the seller didn’t say it would. Five stars to the seller for trying to see if we could make it work. Make sure this will work with your project first. Seems like a great product. I wish I had intermittent wipers!!

I installed this on an original wiper motor for a 1965 chevy truck. OEM is a 2 speed motor. This device allows it to operate with multiple intermittent positions. A new motor which is capable of intermittent operation costs over $200. This device worked just like the video indicated. Installed quite easily. Very happy with this product.

A great little piece of tech that gave me intermittent wipers in my older Corvette. Shipping was very fast. Support was awesome. The instructions are easy to follow. If you have a Corvette let them know when you order the module so they can tweak the controller. I had to send my unit back for the tweak. Working fine now. No more one hand on the wiper control to wipe off light mist every few minutes.

Buyer beware,Power/ground wires are fairly long, but all other ones are extremely short after mounting you will need to add to existing wires, better have stripper,crimper, solder, solder gun, flex, solder wire, then connectors to replace ones you had to cut off for more wiring added, then module might not do all settings product description says it has.

Works as described and is very easy to install. Just need to make sure all the connections are solid and clean the posts on your existing switch. I highly recommend this intermittent switch.

Still having problems. When the wipers are turned off they continuously slap up and down trying to park. Have another video of the problem that I need to send to Revolution ELECTRONICS Numerous times switching come each speed before the wipers finally park. 67 IMPALA

Used this on 68 firebird. Worked a treat. Easy install. Original switch and wiper motor still intact. Brilliant.

I tried hooking it up the way the instructions stated and the only thing I succeeded in doing was causing my wiper motor to start smoking and the washer doesn't work any more. I reviewed the instructions and wiring diagrams several times and ensured I wired it as the instructions said. The wiring color codes did not jive with the wiring color codes on the car ( it was a 1972 Cutlass Supreme). I had to buy a new wiper motor and I'm not about to burn that one up by trying to hook the module up!