1998 Ford Crown Vic Windshield Wiper Motor P71 Cop Car 98 99 00 01 02 Mercury on 2040-parts.com
Altamont, Illinois, US
The item offered in this auction is a used condition windshield wiper motor removed from a 1998 Ford Crown Vic P71 cop car with a 4.6L engine. This wiper motor worked properly to move and park the wiper arms. While this part was removed from a '98 Crown Victoria, it is likely that Ford used the same part on other years as well.
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