Hello Everyone,

I drive a car from U.K. so my steering wheel is like they say in
Holland on the wrong side! Also my window relais so I can't find
one in Holland. The left window does not work because of a failure
in my relais like the garage said.

Now I was looking for this relais in Holland but it is not the same like
LHD car's! Does anyone know where to find this relais for RHD car's?

The relais I am looking for is the same like in the picture:
http://www.dewsburyautosalvage.com/s...1992-1997.html

Thanks a lot for help!!
(I am sorry when my english is bad) Shame on me!!

Cheers Marwin

 

Your English is better than my Dutch.......

Anyway, window switches like that are available from e-bay, fairly regularly. Expect to pay between £10 and £20.

There are a few here: http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_tr...tches&_sacat=0

Don't forget that the actual switches unscrew from the surround, like the one lower down. Usually a cheaper option, so long as the surround is OK.

 

Thanx for helping me out! At the moment there is no switch for my ride but I will watch ebay maybe one time the switch will come at ebay.

It is very important because in Holland the parking meters and all other meters are on the left side! So I need to go out the car, and run very hard before the barrier is going done!!

I will try to look for only the relais, my buttons are good it is only my relay. Thanks for that, maybe it will be cheaper!!

 

Same as me driving mine on French autoroutes, then.....I now have a Telepeage.

 

haha, well I now how you feel! The most irritation thing is that people always ask: "Why do you have your steering wheel on the wrong side"?
Driving RHD is MUCH more fun!!

What do you mean with telepeage? I can not find it in my dictionary!

 

It's a thing that fits inside the windscreen of my car, allows me to go through the Telepeage lane, shown as an orange "T" on French autoroutes, without stopping, then bills me later.

Costs me €2 every month I actually use it.

 

Now I understand you, in Holland they call it 'T-TAG'.