Hi Moses - thanks for the information. I'm so glad to see this site is back. Your book has been invaluable to me over the last four years through my restoration/modification project.
I have the OEM American BOSCH WWF 12B33-920 motors. They came on my 1966 CJ-5A, and are wired together, to the single speed switch shown above in my earlier post. They do operate together. To be honest though as you know in our area I rarely drove the Jeep in wet weather ten years ago when it was my daily driver pre-restoration, since it's so dry in the summer in the Sierra.
Per the black and white spec sheet Maury posted above, the code B33 isn't listed, but I presume these are single speed and park.
Another member on EarlyCJ5.com posted this wiring diagram for the single speed wipers, which appears to be how mine were wired.
This info was also posted on ECJ5 for a single-speed, 4 terminal switch:
So then the question is - I do not know what the terminals on the DJ5 wiper switch are for, and to figure this out I will have to bench test them with a light bulb.
I also find it interesting to note that my 1966/1967 Jeep has these single-speed electric wipers, as they were not supposed to be an option until 1968.
I'm thinking that since my wipers are single speed, I might be better off going with this switch from Sam:
https://stores.partsdude4x4.net/wiper-switch/