Found that Clipper's used a 645-H which is shown above and it is different than 645-E. The 1942 Packard 1942 manual shows the difference between the two.

If anyone has the cut on a 645-H it will be greatly appreciated

Attached are pictures of the wiper motor

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Thanks for the info. I found a general schematic and found the wiring had been messed with several connections changed, With schematic I got the motor to run on both speeds.

Parts book lists Klixon breaker and housing has a miromold (Micro switch ?) on the side. Can not find schematic so I do not know how they function.

I tied to find who built the wiper assemblies for Packard but had no success

Any help or pictures of a complete picture of a working unit so I can check if there are missing parts to the drive housing and terminal assembly

I have a 1947 6 volt electric wiper motor that needs a rebuilding and looking for an experienced Packard re-builder that can do the job. O if someone has one in good working condition

Thank You

Art

Thank you it is very helpful. The picture confirms what I thought it would be.

The rear vent window glass is mounted in a metal channel frame that 100% encloses the glass. By logic the channel has to separate to remove the glass. There is no visible spit in the frame. Is there a split in the channel frame under the top and bottom pivot clips. I have the Packard body and parts manual which are of no help.

Attached are photo of the window, upper pivot point and lower pivot point

Help greatly appreciated

Art

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