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Cruise control servos and modules including horn relay laid out and labeled on canvas

Tail lights, side markers, CHMSL units and lenses across model years laid out and labeled

Front 4WD locking hubs, spindle parts and dial caps disassembled and labeled, including 94-96

Interior dome and courtesy lamps, lenses and harnesses spread out and labeled on canvas

Steering columns, overhead console, ashtrays, cigar lighters and A/C panel laid out and labeled

Many rearview mirrors including auto-dimming and compass types laid out and labeled on cloth

Hand holding a trailer towing wiring harness with multiple connectors, labeled '87-88

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Wiper switches & governors.

To convert a pre-'92 truck from standard to interval wipers, unplug the dash harness from the standard switch (E7TZ-17A553-B), remove the switch & discard it, connect the dash harness to the black side of the interval governor (E1UZ-17C476-A), connect the red side to the interval switch (E7TZ-17A553-A), and ground the switch's wire to the dash structure, cowl, or ground wire in the harness. With the key in run, all wiper functions should work normally. If so, install the switch, and place the governor in the dash out of the way.

To bypass a pre-'92 truck's interval wipers, unplug the dash harness from the interval governor and plug it into a standard switch. With the key in run, all wiper functions should work normally.

For '92-96, see these captions:

YC2Z-17C476-A WCM