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DanteICE

Rear Wiper Wiring?

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DanteICE

No idea what is going on with this wiring, any advice to get the rear wiper working?

 

Geoff

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welshpug

there's a relay missing, so not surprised It doesn't work!

 

its also not earthed (ring terminal)

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DanteICE

lmao I was looking at that relay socket and thinking, why they f*** has it got a relay connector??? Because it needs a relay you d*ck!!! God it's been a long day!

 

I guess the red wire with spade connector (sort of) plugs into the black wire with female connector and the ring to earth, so what about the yellow?

 

Geoff

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DanteICE

Can no one confirm the red and yellow wires?

 

One of them is 28A in the haynes manual, which is a direct connection to live on the battery, (guessing yellow)

 

And the other 31A which goes to the fuse board. Red wire one would presume.

 

Geoff

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DanteICE

Taking a look at the thickness of those two wires I may have them the wrong way round, red to the battery.

 

If that is the case where does it connect on the wiper motor, because according to the wiring diagram it doesn't connect to the relay.

 

Geoff

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farmer

That yellow wire should not be cut should be in the black connector box.

 

Clearly that motor has been changed in the past and you have to pop the yellow wire out the box to remove.

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DanteICE

After much research I too have come to that conclusion, just which part of the relay socket does it attach?

 

Geoff

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farmer

There should be a spare socket/space in the main black loom if i remember correctly. ( third picture down).

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DanteICE

I haven't got a relay for it yet, but I presume it is 4 pins only and that black wire with black connector doesn't connect to the relay (going off what the haynes manual shows in the diagram).

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DanteICE

How can identify what relay I need if I go into my local motorfactors?

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farmer

If you need a relay i have a spare.

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farmer

Or that at the dealer

 

6555 88 15.13 GBP
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welshpug

its just a standard relay, a few quid at a motorfactor (or scrapyard)

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DanteICE

 

Or that at the dealer

 

6555 88 15.13 GBP

EEEK, that's not cheap...for a relay!

 

So...how much do you want for it?

 

Is it 4 pin then?

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welshpug

see my post ;)

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pug_ham

Some wire colours are different on my J reg 1.6 but gives you the basic idea;

 

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Standard black five pin relay.

 

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farmer

Sorry for slow reply.

 

My 205 had a hizzy fit and broke down new fuel pump realy required.

 

Anyway i will go and see if i can find the relay it is brand new, say £10 posted?

 

If that is to strong as Welshpug say's try the factors

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JC_GTI

I've got a similar issue lot's of loose wires with no home. both rear wash and wiper dead.  Any advice please?

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