Semtexsam

New Member

• Jul 13, 2008

• #1

Hi

Not been about for a while but things are now back to normal whatever that is.When i first joined this forum someone said that owning a Freelander will be a joy and a tribulation.How bloody true they were.

My new prob is the rear windscreen wiper.It will not go off. So what we have to do is lower the rear windscreen every time we go out in the truck.Is this a normal fault or is it telling us something else.Please help and tell me what to do,hope it is simple and just a fuse issue.

Alan.

 

Sirus

Your all Banned except me

• Jul 13, 2008

• #2

Hahahahahaha you said Truck

 

ming

SPACE TWOT

• Jul 13, 2008

• #3

Er you's int bin an gorrit wet ave yer?

 

Northern Irelander

Well-Known Member

• Jul 14, 2008

• #4

Unplug the wiper switches and take it from there. This is a new one, so let us know the outcome.

 

tedshred

New Member

• Jul 14, 2008

• #5

I would remove the switch and check behind it for a starter, if removing the fuse has not worked

 

ratty

I'm not special I'm limited edition

• Jul 14, 2008

• #6

tedshred said:

I would remove the switch and check behind it for a starter, if removing the fuse has not worked

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Nah. The starter'll be in the engine bay.
I would say the relay or park switch are the most likely candidates.

 

ming

SPACE TWOT

• Jul 14, 2008

• #7

ratty said:

Nah. The starter'll be in the engine bay.
I would say the relay or park switch are the most likely candidates.

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i agree wiff ratty. . . . . .er ratty can yer swat thet creepy crawly fing as porky keeps tryin ter catch it un ma screen is covered in mutt juice

 

Pikey

Dummy Ejection Facilitator..

• Jul 14, 2008

• #8

ming said:

i agree wiff ratty. . . . . .er ratty can yer swat thet creepy crawly fing as porky keeps tryin ter fook it un ma screen is covered in muff juice

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Aw FFS

 

Boxer

Active Member

• Jul 15, 2008

• #9

Ther's a relay behind the trim on the drivers side of the boot that powers up when the window is up and allows the wiper to work. Don't know if that helps or not?

 

T

The DJ

New Member

• Jul 15, 2008

• #10

On most wipers there are three (3) contacts. one is negative and two are positive.. The first positive is perminant and the second is switched. IE if you have perminant power to the switched line then the motor will run all the time. as soon as power is off on the switched line then the motor returns through it's cycle to the park position.

check what voltages you have on these two positive lines with the switch on and off. If they are always at 12v then there is a switching problem and if the swich oppereates the swiching line it is a fault on the motor.

obviously this can only be done when the door is closed and the roof is on so try and defeat the door close swich to alow better access.

ed

 

ratty

I'm not special I'm limited edition

• Jul 15, 2008

• #11

ming said:

i agree wiff ratty. . . . . .er ratty can yer swat thet creepy crawly fing as porky keeps tryin ter catch it un ma screen is covered in mutt juice

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I would but it seems like it's the only exercise porky gets so it's probably best that I don't.

 

Semtexsam

New Member

• Oct 11, 2008

• #12

Hi

Sorry to drag this old one up again,did the search and now know where the rear wiper relay is and know it is in the left footwell.please give directions or even better draw the boy a picture.Car is going great and even with the wee probs we have no regrets.

Alan.