auto waterspray switch
I take it you don't have a multimeter to measure what pins are related to which.
If you have the switch loose you could test it with a small battery and a lightbulb i suppose to indicate which pins are used together (positive/earth), and if there are any loops in the switch, if if any are ganged together.
Are they easy enough to take out of the dash without damaging? If so i may be able to have a look at mine.
If you have the switch loose you could test it with a small battery and a lightbulb i suppose to indicate which pins are used together (positive/earth), and if there are any loops in the switch, if if any are ganged together.
Are they easy enough to take out of the dash without damaging? If so i may be able to have a look at mine.
I take it you don't have a multimeter to measure what pins are related to which.
If you have the switch loose you could test it with a small battery and a lightbulb i suppose to indicate which pins are used together (positive/earth), and if there are any loops in the switch, if if any are ganged together.
Are they easy enough to take out of the dash without damaging? If so i may be able to have a look at mine.
If you have the switch loose you could test it with a small battery and a lightbulb i suppose to indicate which pins are used together (positive/earth), and if there are any loops in the switch, if if any are ganged together.
Are they easy enough to take out of the dash without damaging? If so i may be able to have a look at mine.
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cant help you on the pinouts though
