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installing intermittent wipers, 2005 Tacoma?

Yesterday I read here (I thought) about changing the two speed windshield wiper switch for the intermittent, variable speed switch. I even wrote down a part number.... 84652-04141. Today, with a much sharper mind, I tried to find the group, forum or blog that had several messages telling just how it was done, and even where the best price for that new switch could be found. Bombed! Snookered! Google and I worked for an hour this morning, with no trace. I am astute enough to be sure and erase my computer "history" each time I shut down for the night. (hard drive is down to just a few bytes unoccupied) Can anyone please help me find the thread about replacing a later model (Tacoma) two speed windshield switch with the intermittent, variable speed switch? I was convinced and ready to start, but thought one more reading with a little clearer head couldn't hurt. Thanks in advance, Old Chief Lynn

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Wahoo! Yup, that's it! Thanks, Justin Old Chief Lynn

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| Wahoo! Yup, that's it! | Thanks, Justin | Old Chief Lynn | |

Way to go, no problem!

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Your welcome! Signed = mustang67408

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And thank you, Mustang67408! That two speed wiper was just driving us crazy.... living here in Western Washington, where it just barely rains, about, hmmm.... 30% of the time? Old Chief Lynn

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No problem, anytime. Come by

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is a lot more info there just waiting to be used.Enjoy your new wipers

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Wow! It really works...... 2005 Tacoma reg cab, bare bones, now has intermittent winshield wipers! Thanks mustang67408. Actually, I, an experienced mechanic, took a full half-hour to change to the new switch. About twelve minutes just looking for the screws to take off the steering column trim covers. And then about that long figgerin' how to get the blame things back on without busting something or saying bad words. Less than a hundred bucks from

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Thanks to all, Old Chief Lynn

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