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Guest Message by DevFuse

Winter/offroad mod: Windshield washer without starting wipers

Started by CNY_Dave , Nov 30 2012 12:29 PM

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#1 CNY_Dave

03 LL Bean H6

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Near Cortland NY

Posted 30 November 2012 - 12:29 PM

I can't be the only one that loves this mod- it's already come in handy.

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#2 Legacy777

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Posted 03 December 2012 - 12:37 PM

Do you have a link to a write-up or post on how to do this that you can share for others?

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#3 CNY_Dave

03 LL Bean H6

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Posted 03 December 2012 - 01:27 PM

The orig info was here

http://offroadingsub...aythenwipe.html

but that is for a right-drive vehicle, I was able to use the photo there to figure out what to do on my US spec wiper switch.

Remove the wiper switch from the steering column, and then remove the plastic cover over the circuit board (snaps on with 2 clips)

http://www.ultimates...68&d=1351093134

Cut the track that leaves the upper-right corner of the resistor that says "183" then goes under the one that says "133", you could also remove the resistor, but cutting the track is easier, I think.

http://www.ultimates...69&d=1351093134

The longer version where this gets figured out-
http://www.ultimates...ad.php?t=136867