S211 - rear windshield viper
04-02-2019, 06:37 PM
#1
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S211 - rear windshield viper
Hello!
My rear windshield motor has not been working for a while.
Earlier i god a red light in the button, but now its all dead.
Have tried to find the fuse number, but the only thing i can find is a relay in the trunk. Is there no fuse??
If there is, anyone who know what number?
My rear windshield motor has not been working for a while.
Earlier i god a red light in the button, but now its all dead.
Have tried to find the fuse number, but the only thing i can find is a relay in the trunk. Is there no fuse??
If there is, anyone who know what number?
04-02-2019, 06:59 PM
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Check f20 @ rear SAM.
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04-03-2019, 05:58 PM
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Took out the rear windshield wiper motor, dismantled it, cleaned and greased it. When spinning the axl with my finger, it worked just fine and smooth.
The red light in the switch is now blinking, take that as a good sign. But still, the motor isnt working. Will my workshop be able to do a diagnose to tell me if the error is in the motor engine or in the SAM-module, or both?
The red light in the switch is now blinking, take that as a good sign. But still, the motor isnt working. Will my workshop be able to do a diagnose to tell me if the error is in the motor engine or in the SAM-module, or both?
04-04-2019, 09:01 AM
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Have been thinking of my problem, and have a new question.
Given that my rear wiper motor was stucked, full of dirt and rust, but the red light in the switch is blinking (seems like every blink correspond with the interval of the wiper), I recon that the fuse are ok.
So, is it possible that the car have an error message that need to be erased before the motor will start? If i disconnect the battery, is there any chance the car will run a selvtest when connecting again?
Or is the only way to connect it to Star Diagnose?
Given that my rear wiper motor was stucked, full of dirt and rust, but the red light in the switch is blinking (seems like every blink correspond with the interval of the wiper), I recon that the fuse are ok.
So, is it possible that the car have an error message that need to be erased before the motor will start? If i disconnect the battery, is there any chance the car will run a selvtest when connecting again?
Or is the only way to connect it to Star Diagnose?
