removign wiper stalks & using switches ????
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removign wiper stalks & using switches ????
So here Goes......
I'm replacing the windscreen wiper stalk with either a dial/*** or some switches .......the reason being i'm completely re-doing my dash and i have nothing on the steering colum other than a pair of indicators, the lights are now on switches to go onto the collection of dials and switches (ala WRC) on the dash.
anyway i'm currently stumped - i know it's late and my brain is probably fried by now but if i get it down on here it may make more sense to me when i explain.....
windscreen wipers - 8 wires.
Red, Green, White & Black = Screen wash with x1 wipe.
Black = 12v perm
Red& Green switch for wash & x1 wipe
White = Earth ??
--------------------------------------------------------
Blue/White
Blue
Yellow
Blue/Yellow
When connected together
Blue/Yellow & Blue = Low windscreen wipe
Blue/White & Blue/Yellow = High Windscreen wipe
-------------------------------------------------------
Now the complicated bit....
They all fed into a small curcuit board that is covered in resistors etc. If you ignore the board and short them as above they work fine, however i presume the board is in place to control the intermitant wipe.
with
Blue/Yellow & Blue = output from PCB to Yellow in intermittant bursts.
My problem is........
how can i switch the power on to the board to activate the intermittant wipe ???????
I have tried leaving the wiper board switch in intermittant position and then simply breaking the Blue/Yellow wire with a switch but it must get a feed back of juice from the resistors etc on the board as it intermittant wipes but with a small half wipe too (discharge of excessive juice i guess??)
It could be set with the switch breaking the intermittant Yellow wire but woudlnt this be dangerous with the power permanantly to the board full of resistors etc ???
Is there a solution to this does anyone have an electrical brain/knowledge ???
Thanks
Chris
I'm replacing the windscreen wiper stalk with either a dial/*** or some switches .......the reason being i'm completely re-doing my dash and i have nothing on the steering colum other than a pair of indicators, the lights are now on switches to go onto the collection of dials and switches (ala WRC) on the dash.
anyway i'm currently stumped - i know it's late and my brain is probably fried by now but if i get it down on here it may make more sense to me when i explain.....
windscreen wipers - 8 wires.
Red, Green, White & Black = Screen wash with x1 wipe.
Black = 12v perm
Red& Green switch for wash & x1 wipe
White = Earth ??
--------------------------------------------------------
Blue/White
Blue
Yellow
Blue/Yellow
When connected together
Blue/Yellow & Blue = Low windscreen wipe
Blue/White & Blue/Yellow = High Windscreen wipe
-------------------------------------------------------
Now the complicated bit....
They all fed into a small curcuit board that is covered in resistors etc. If you ignore the board and short them as above they work fine, however i presume the board is in place to control the intermitant wipe.
with
Blue/Yellow & Blue = output from PCB to Yellow in intermittant bursts.
My problem is........
how can i switch the power on to the board to activate the intermittant wipe ???????
I have tried leaving the wiper board switch in intermittant position and then simply breaking the Blue/Yellow wire with a switch but it must get a feed back of juice from the resistors etc on the board as it intermittant wipes but with a small half wipe too (discharge of excessive juice i guess??)
It could be set with the switch breaking the intermittant Yellow wire but woudlnt this be dangerous with the power permanantly to the board full of resistors etc ???
Is there a solution to this does anyone have an electrical brain/knowledge ???
Thanks
Chris
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