I/C Spray Fuse?
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I/C Spray Fuse?
After my I/C Spray bottle froze (don't ask..... ) I removed it and defrosted etc and refitted. All appeared OK but last night I noticed the light had gone out on the button and the pump won't run anymore.
I am thinking it's either a fuse or the pump. Does it have its own fuse? I looked to today both in the car and under the bonnet and of the fuses inspected none relate to the I/C spray.
Can I test the pump with a 9 or 12v power source with it out of the car? If that is broken can a new pump be purchased?
Thanks in advance if you can help
I am thinking it's either a fuse or the pump. Does it have its own fuse? I looked to today both in the car and under the bonnet and of the fuses inspected none relate to the I/C spray.
Can I test the pump with a 9 or 12v power source with it out of the car? If that is broken can a new pump be purchased?
Thanks in advance if you can help
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Are they hard wired to the car, or is there a connector between the button and dash wiring? I'm assuming you can pop the button out and replace the bulb then refit the button?
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ive just done mine,if you pop the switch out and squeeze the wire connector it pulls of ,once the switch is out you will see a red and a blue plug in its side,your bulb is in the blue one the reds a blank.To get it out turn it anticlockwise so it goes loose, to get it out either pop the switch apart and push it out or i managed to prise it out with a pair of sewing needles
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ive just done mine,if you pop the switch out and squeeze the wire connector it pulls of ,once the switch is out you will see a red and a blue plug in its side,your bulb is in the blue one the reds a blank.To get it out turn it anticlockwise so it goes loose, to get it out either pop the switch apart and push it out or i managed to prise it out with a pair of sewing needles
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In a vain attempt to replace my dead I/C Spray and Fog light switch bulbs, my I/C spray button isn't working anymore.
I took off the lower dash section and started by disconnecting the I/C spray button connector. Once I reconnected, it now won't work. I did accidently press the spray button a few times whilst working on it. I've checked both the fuses for the button and the pump, No's 04 and 13, respectively.
Is there the possibility that I burnt out the pump or the switch?
I realise now that I should have disconnected the battery before working on this area.
I took off the lower dash section and started by disconnecting the I/C spray button connector. Once I reconnected, it now won't work. I did accidently press the spray button a few times whilst working on it. I've checked both the fuses for the button and the pump, No's 04 and 13, respectively.
Is there the possibility that I burnt out the pump or the switch?
I realise now that I should have disconnected the battery before working on this area.
Last edited by zayd; 11 December 2012 at 02:18 PM.
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If your fuses are ok i would check there is power getting to the motor next as they are prone to packing up. If there is no power getting there it will most likely be the switch or the relay, the switch is easy to check just let me know and i can check to see which terminals you need to look for resistance at as i have a couple already out here.
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