Windshield Wiper Relay
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Well at the moment all I have is a wiring diagram of the wiper system and as all diagrams go they do not give you a realistic picture of the components. I would like to know how many components there are and perhaps where they are located. Knowing test procedures would be a big help also.
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It'* all there and fairly straight forward. The goes from fuse through connector 202 to the switch from the switch to the module and from the module to the motors and out G104. Easy enough to trace.
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5:18 PMClaude responded: Look at the lower corner of the windshield, usually bottom left or right.Look at the lower corner of the windshield, usually bottom left or right. Every windshield has a small printed bug with all the info you need. Check the date code which should be close to your vehicle build date if original. Check for the OEM brand logo printed alongside the glass manufacturer name. Aftermarket glass will show brands like Safelite or PGW without the OEM mark. A flashlight in that lower corner tells you everything.
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5:18 PMClaude responded: Look at the lower corner of the windshield, usually bottom left or right.Look at the lower corner of the windshield, usually bottom left or right. Every windshield has a small printed bug with all the info you need. Check the date code which should be close to your vehicle build date if original. Check for the OEM brand logo printed alongside the glass manufacturer name. Aftermarket glass will show brands like Safelite or PGW without the OEM mark. A flashlight in that lower corner tells you everything.