1977 Plymouth Fury Station Wagon ( Windshield wiper help )

i have a old 77 fury wagon. the cam broke ( plastic ) i am trying to look for another one but i am unable to find
anything.. i can find motors , bushings etc. but i can't find the parking cam kit.. and if i do find one, how do i know which one i need ? i have heard there is 2 different types..
what is the part technically called and where can i find or buy one.
last time i bought one was about 15 yrs ago.. now they seem to have turned into unobtainium...

help i can't drive when its raining now..

 

You can't find a complete drive unit? Rebuilt this one at a later date?

 

can't find a complete unit..only the new motors less the cam sections..

 

Find a junkyard that uses a Hollander interchange. Don't google Hollander; all they do is attempt to sell you an interchange. Find out which '70s and possibly '80s vehicles use the same complete drive, and look for a usable unit, either at junkyards, or through C/L, ePay, etc.

 

I'll take a look in one of my Chilton books, see what I can find.

 

Right off, I think I found the difference: concealed and non-concealed. Which are yours?

 

what is Hollander interchange ?
i think mine are concealed , they are slightly below the lip of the hood..
i don't need the whole unit. the motor still works.. i just need the plastic cams that are under the rotating arm, that connects to the transmission arms.

 

Then you want the cams for concealed wipers. But I looked on ePay, and all that was available were complete motors. Hollander is a set of books or DVDs that tell you what parts are the same between models and model years.

 

that's all i am finding on the net is complete motors less the cam sections.. so a new motor is of no help..
i'll see what the hollander shows..

 

I looked in the book I have, and no pics. *sigh* Some help they are!

 

thanks,,, i hope something comes across soon...

 

BUMP... still no luck.. is this part made of unobtanium ?

 

Unobtainium sucks.

 

yes it does... now to add more of it to the fire... now i need a heater core, Grrrr

 

What really sucks is they were so cheaply made, most radiator shops can't fix them, even if they wanted to.