Super sweet! I'll do it on Wednesday night! Cheers NAT
--- Terry Rudd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Nat, > > You can fax me a copy of the 200B wiring diagram on > (02) 6123 6470. > This is my e-fax number so you can do it at anytime > as it wont be lying > around on a fax machine. > > Intermittent wipers work by activating the wiper > "park" circuit which is low > speed on a 1600. Also, a 1600 wiper motor is "hot" > wired and the switch just > earths out the circuit you select i.e. low or high > speed and the park > circuit is on the low speed side. The park circuit > is built into the wiper > motor circuitry and has nothing to do with the > switch. If you add an > intermittent relay to a 1600, it activates the low > side for a fraction of a > second or so to start a single sweep to start up the > park circuit i.e. it > just simulates you pulling the switch to low until > the wipe starts and > pushing the switch back in, it's that simple. The > park circuit in a 1600 > activates somewhere between 75-100mm into the sweep, > so the relay is a > special jobby with an accentuated contact time which > is usually accompanied > by an audible click. It has to be a dual pole relay > as the off position > still connects the earth circuit back to the low > side of the switch so the > switch operates exactly as it did before the > intermittent relay was fitted. > > If anyone knows how a 200B wiper system works eg hot > wired or earth wired > etc it would be helpful for me to figure out how to > adapt the 200B switch to > a 1600. From memory the washer part of the 1600 > switch is active and > therefore the washer motor is supplied power to > operate, it's just a > complication. The intermittent wiper relay I used > has a squirt 5 times and > wipe for 5 times like the modern day systems, pain > in the bum on a 1600 with > the mixture of earth and positive circuits running > through the wiper switch > so I left this function stock i.e. turn and pull the > switch. > > Also, Nat, do you have the intermittent relay off > the 200B. If you don't > then we still should be able to work it out without > the intermittent > function, but it is a nice feature to have. I'll > check out the wiring on the > 1600 and identify what wires do what, and wiring > colours etc. > > regards > Terry > > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On > Behalf Of nat P. > Sent: Tuesday, 2 July 2002 1:36 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: RE: Wiring for wiper 200B switch into a > 1600! > > > They have an intermittent function with a low and > high! > I just can't figure it out! It's starting to drive > me > nuts!!! I have a 200B diagram and a 16 one and they > have the same coloured wires so I had a wack and > nothing! > I've just been told that I need to run a relay for > the > intermittent wipers! > And I've also managed to confuse the hell out of > myself! > I can I fax you a copy of the 200B wiring digram? > You might have more luck! > Cheers NAT > > I can't even figuyr out the wires on the 1600! They > just don't make sense! HELP ME!!!! > Cheers NAT > > --- Terry Rudd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Nat, > > > > Shouldn't be too difficult, but unfortunately I > > haven't got a wiring diagram > > of a 200B to have a go at it for you. Did 200B > have > > an intermittent function > > or a single wipe function. If it did have either > of > > these then this is > > usually the tricky bit figuring out which method > was > > used to control it. > > Wipers are fairly easy to wire but working out > what > > does what is the hard > > bit as there seems to be quite a few different > ways > > of doing things. > > > > regards > > Terry > > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On > > Behalf Of nat P. > > Sent: Monday, 1 July 2002 12:25 PM > > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Subject: Wiring for wiper 200B switch into a 1600! > > > > > > I need the wiring digram of how to wire up the > 200B > > wiper swtich to a 1600?? 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