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Old 10-20-2017, 06:19 PM
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UPC C49 for the grid
UPC C50 for the blower
From the 1970 accessories catalogue
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oh ok I think the 70 GTO has a blower that defrost rear window? The 79 Firebird had the electric wires in the back window and the manual references a timer.
That is correct, so I never had to worry about working around a delay or timer. The old stuff here we work on are simple blower motors for rear defog. The switch has a simple low and high feature, that's it.

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