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Originally Posted by 82Stang
If there is a new part that supersedes the old part, then you will not be able to get the original part, as most times it is discontinued. But the parts stores or online distributors will have a new part number for you, just ask.
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That is usually the case, but in this case the part originally listed appears to have been miscatalogued.
The correct part appears to be a rather generic and commonly available plug-in "time delay relay" of sorts.
There are owner's manuals, Haynes and Chilton's etc. I hate to see things headed so much in that direction toward automotive "closed shops" with "no user serviceable parts inside."
I don't want to replace a perfectly functional $75 wiper motor assy because of the failure of a $15 relay, not to mention the labor apart from simply inserting the new relay into the fuse panel.