Heated rear screen switch?
#1
Heated rear screen switch?
My heated rear screen has decided to stop working??
Any ideas people? the switch doesnt seem to stick down, though when i push it the light doesnt coem up on the dash??
Any ideas people? the switch doesnt seem to stick down, though when i push it the light doesnt coem up on the dash??
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Originally Posted by Matt_taylor
Do i just need the switch then?
might swap em over with my mates see if its that
might swap em over with my mates see if its that
Alcazar
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Which model of car? The newer ones have a timer relay, you hit the switch, it doesn't stay down, pops straight back out, and the timer holds the relay on for say 10 mins.
Yet another unnecesary, nanny state, "labour saving" device that's OK while it works but causes endless headaches when it's 10 years old. Designed for the idiots who turn it on one January morning and then still have it on in July because they don't pay attention to anything when they're driving. I'd stop them driving rather than try and make the car idiot proof but that's just me a I guess.
Yet another unnecesary, nanny state, "labour saving" device that's OK while it works but causes endless headaches when it's 10 years old. Designed for the idiots who turn it on one January morning and then still have it on in July because they don't pay attention to anything when they're driving. I'd stop them driving rather than try and make the car idiot proof but that's just me a I guess.
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Originally Posted by Chelspeed
Which model of car? The newer ones have a timer relay, you hit the switch, it doesn't stay down, pops straight back out, and the timer holds the relay on for say 10 mins.
Yet another unnecesary, nanny state, "labour saving" device that's OK while it works but causes endless headaches when it's 10 years old. Designed for the WOMEN who turn it on one January morning and then still have it on in July because they don't pay attention to anything when they're driving. I'd stop them driving rather than try and make the car idiot proof but that's just me a I guess.
Yet another unnecesary, nanny state, "labour saving" device that's OK while it works but causes endless headaches when it's 10 years old. Designed for the WOMEN who turn it on one January morning and then still have it on in July because they don't pay attention to anything when they're driving. I'd stop them driving rather than try and make the car idiot proof but that's just me a I guess.
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Think I've been cruelly slandered there, don't recall writing women (might have thought it though....)
Matt - the point about which model year wasn't aimed at your swap with your mates. Rather it was aimed at your comment that the button doesn't stay in, I was just pointing out that later buttons, on cars with timer relays, aren't meant to stay in. If it's one of the later types then my first suspect would be the timer relay rather than the switch.
Matt - the point about which model year wasn't aimed at your swap with your mates. Rather it was aimed at your comment that the button doesn't stay in, I was just pointing out that later buttons, on cars with timer relays, aren't meant to stay in. If it's one of the later types then my first suspect would be the timer relay rather than the switch.
Last edited by Chelspeed; 21 December 2006 at 01:47 PM.
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Originally Posted by Matt_taylor
yeh i know what u mean my old vectra used to do it,
this just wont come on at all... i push it and it pops out again,
its 1997 model if that helps
this just wont come on at all... i push it and it pops out again,
its 1997 model if that helps
Chelspeed: sorry mate, genuinely thought you MEANT women
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