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Re: retrofitting variable intermittant wipe.
« Reply #15 on: 04 June 2010, 12:02:05 »
cheers, totally missed that link 1st time round  :y

not quite as easy as I hoped, but certainly doable  :y
looks a prime candiate for a proper how to  :y
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Re: retrofitting variable intermittant wipe.
« Reply #16 on: 04 June 2010, 12:37:30 »
I found it easier and quicker just to cut the connector off the variable stalk then solder/heatshrink existing 3-pin connector then make the connections with the Black/Yellow and Black/White wires. Took me about 10mins
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Re: retrofitting variable intermittant wipe.
« Reply #17 on: 04 June 2010, 12:49:33 »
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Watching quietly on the side, to see what develops.....   :-X   ;)

Sons 3.0 facelift estate had variable wipe (and rear wash/wipe) but mine does not, for some reason. Dunno why, his had the same spec as mine.... ::)

Mine too. I think when the rain sensor came out they decided it was that or fixed intermittent. Wouldn't mind making mine variable actually. :y

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I have a saloon stalk from a 2000 Elite. If you can tell me which relay, I have that too ;D

Ahh, now, I had that out and played with it, until I realised it was my wiper motor that was fubar. It's one of the relays in the box by the battery. Yellow one in front of the two purple ones (main engine relay and fuel pump relay) I think.

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Is it the only yellow relay - seeing as all those that survived (I broke one on removal :o) are in a pile in the garage ;D

If you want them, they are yours - may even have the connector at stalk end.

(Jimbob - would have offered to you, but this is saloon one, thus no good for yours)
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Re: retrofitting variable intermittant wipe.
« Reply #18 on: 04 June 2010, 13:27:43 »
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cheers, totally missed that link 1st time round  :y

not quite as easy as I hoped, but certainly doable  :y
looks a prime candiate for a proper how to  :y

Agreed. :y

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Re: retrofitting variable intermittant wipe.
« Reply #19 on: 04 June 2010, 13:29:44 »
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Is it the only yellow relay - seeing as all those that survived (I broke one on removal :o) are in a pile in the garage ;D

If you want them, they are yours - may even have the connector at stalk end.

(Jimbob - would have offered to you, but this is saloon one, thus no good for yours)

Wiper delay relay would work for an Estate surely? Stalk different, though, I guess.

If you haven't got a better home for them I'll take them and have a play. :y

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Re: retrofitting variable intermittant wipe.
« Reply #20 on: 04 June 2010, 13:31:34 »
Well volunteered kev  :y

Look forward to seeing the guide  :y

If needs be, it can be added to for the estate version when I do mine :y
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Re: retrofitting variable intermittant wipe.
« Reply #21 on: 04 June 2010, 13:37:47 »
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Well volunteered kev  :y

Look forward to seeing the guide  :y

If needs be, it can be added to for the estate version when I do mine :y

 :o

.. off to plagiarise RobG's post.

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Re: retrofitting variable intermittant wipe.
« Reply #22 on: 09 June 2010, 19:17:36 »
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feel free to use any of my pictures for the guide

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Re: retrofitting variable intermittant wipe.
« Reply #23 on: 10 June 2010, 06:52:15 »
please make a how to guide with pictures because i want to install this feature also auto dimm interior mirror :)
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Re: retrofitting variable intermittant wipe.
« Reply #24 on: 10 June 2010, 15:43:09 »
I have 2 2001 2.6 cd's 1 has variable intermittant wipe 1 dosnt how can I tell if the 1 that hasnt has rain sensitive sensor.
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Re: retrofitting variable intermittant wipe.
« Reply #25 on: 10 June 2010, 16:30:36 »
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I have 2 2001 2.6 cd's 1 has variable intermittant wipe 1 dosnt how can I tell if the 1 that hasnt has rain sensitive sensor.
When it rains your wipers will work by themselves ::)
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Re: retrofitting variable intermittant wipe.
« Reply #26 on: 10 June 2010, 16:45:31 »
sure it didnt do that the other day any other way to check Rob thanks.
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Re: retrofitting variable intermittant wipe.
« Reply #27 on: 10 June 2010, 16:54:39 »
Top centre of windscreen. For rain sensitive wipers there will be a sensor. Most late model Elite`s had it as standard. Lower specs was an option.
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Re: retrofitting variable intermittant wipe.
« Reply #28 on: 10 June 2010, 19:18:10 »
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please make a how to guide with pictures because i want to install this feature also auto dimm interior mirror :)
already a guide, but think its in Test section as I need to add later wiring spec...
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