Cheers bro!
I want to move my windshield wipers to the top so they can be hidden under visor cap (or whatever you call it:) and when I mold my hood so it will be one piece and covering wiper section. Before I do that I had to move my windshield washer can to the left. On my fiberglass hood there will be air intake scoop going inwards so windshield washer can will be not in the way. I'm not making my hood yet but to hook on washer fluid the can had to be moved anyway so I don't do things twice.
Next I had to draw a super detailed and well engineered wiper geometry plan:)
Cut the holes, bolted wiper motors in, sealed, as well as the tubes for washer fluid.
These are stand-alone boat motors that are swinging 110 deg and coming back/stop at the same position and all looked awesome until I finished my work. When all was done only then it hit me- what if they swing in wrong direction??? And when I powered them up- of course they do, damn it!!! They were supposed to be bolted towards the center and swing the other way... In that case my motors' "stop at the same position" feature goes out the window. I couldn't figure it out connection either. On them motors there's 3 wires- pos, neg and signal. And on original wiper motor there's 5- 1neg and others are pos or signal. I came to a dead end and just powered them so they are either on or off and for them to stop at the top I have to switch off my switch a certain position:) It is inconvenient but I do not want my wipers to swing the other way. The way they are now I'll get the most cleaned area once I'll get my longer wiper blades.
Also wiper motors inside the van sticking down past the top of the windshield. They will be covered by overhead console, but I'll have to sacrifice around 2 inches of windshield at the top. From the outside visor cap will definitely cover them 2 inches so on the inside I'll button up my overhead console right to the windshield.
In other words all this turned out not the way I planned and imagined but there's nothing I can't re-think so no big deal here. It will be covered by visor cap anyway, smth like this: