1990 Disco w/wiper help

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Merlin©

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• Sep 17, 2004

• #1

Hi, having just returned from a weeks hol's in Mid Wales & as you would
expect the w/wipers had an extreme workout in the period..The problem is
that the intermittent wipe & the auto park functions have given up the
ghost, is this likely to be a motor, relay or selector switch problem?, my
feeling is the relay, prob cos its easier to get at than the others.
Chris
1990 200 Tdi Disco

 

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EMB

Guest

• Sep 17, 2004

• #2

Merlin© wrote:
> Hi, having just returned from a weeks hol's in Mid Wales & as you would
> expect the w/wipers had an extreme workout in the period..The problem is
> that the intermittent wipe & the auto park functions have given up the
> ghost, is this likely to be a motor, relay or selector switch problem?, my
> feeling is the relay, prob cos its easier to get at than the others.
> Chris
> 1990 200 Tdi Disco
>
>
It's most likely to be the auto-park switch in the motor :-(

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Lee_D

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• Sep 18, 2004

• #3

"EMB" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> It's most likely to be the auto-park switch in the motor :-(
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> EMB
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I'll second that.

Lee D

 

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ash.bat

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• Sep 18, 2004

• #4

No I'm sorry just had the same problem on my 95 200 Tdi Disco it is the park
switch which is built into the wiper motor on this model there fore you can
only change the whole motor at a cost of around £105 plus your time ½ a day
"Merlin©" <[email protected]> wrote in message
the w/wipers had an extreme workout in the period..The problem is
> that the intermittent wipe & the auto park functions have given up the
>
>