206cc fuse 17(wiper) blowing
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206cc fuse 17(wiper) blowing
hi
I have a 2002 206cc and all of a sudden my wipers stopped working. Had a mobile mechanic come out and looked, he said the wiper motor is blowing the fuse.
I got a new motor and linkage, and replaced them, but the fuse still blows. Subsequently discover the fuse blows when you turn the ignition on even with the wiper motor unplugged.
Obviously, I think, there is a short somewhere.
Can anybody give any tips of obvious places, or methodical steps for checking / looking for the short please.
I have a 2002 206cc and all of a sudden my wipers stopped working. Had a mobile mechanic come out and looked, he said the wiper motor is blowing the fuse.
I got a new motor and linkage, and replaced them, but the fuse still blows. Subsequently discover the fuse blows when you turn the ignition on even with the wiper motor unplugged.
Obviously, I think, there is a short somewhere.
Can anybody give any tips of obvious places, or methodical steps for checking / looking for the short please.
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Re: 206cc fuse 17(wiper) blowing
Pop your VIN up (automatically masked on submission) and I'll take a look at the wiring diagram for you.
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Re: 206cc fuse 17(wiper) blowing
would this be it?
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Re: 206cc fuse 17(wiper) blowing
Almost - a 'V' instead of a 'U', which I've corrected for you. Leave it with me for a second....
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Re: 206cc fuse 17(wiper) blowing
Ok, so the wiper motor has 4 pins
Pin 1 is the Earth
Pin 2 (503) To the BSI - Engine fixed stop command
Pin 3 (500) To the Engine Fuse Box - Low speed motor command
Pin 4 (501) To the Engine Fuse Box - High speed motor command.
So I suspect it is your engine fuse box that is playing up as it is this that controls the power to and from the motor and the internal relays are non-user serviceable to be realistic.
Here's the harness concerned from the wiper motor to the engine fuse box (click image to magnify). 5015 is the wiper motor, 10 PR is the harness.
Pin 1 is the Earth
Pin 2 (503) To the BSI - Engine fixed stop command
Pin 3 (500) To the Engine Fuse Box - Low speed motor command
Pin 4 (501) To the Engine Fuse Box - High speed motor command.
So I suspect it is your engine fuse box that is playing up as it is this that controls the power to and from the motor and the internal relays are non-user serviceable to be realistic.
Here's the harness concerned from the wiper motor to the engine fuse box (click image to magnify). 5015 is the wiper motor, 10 PR is the harness.
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Re: 206cc fuse 17(wiper) blowing
Thanks for this, sorry for the delay in responding, had to go out last night.
Ive traced as much as I physically can and can see no bare wires or shorts anywhere, checked various earths for tightness, and battery terminals, and I can find no issues.
Fuse 17 still keeps blowing as you turn the ignition on, whether the wiper motor is plugged in or not. Looks like I'm going to need to get someone to have a look.
Ive traced as much as I physically can and can see no bare wires or shorts anywhere, checked various earths for tightness, and battery terminals, and I can find no issues.
Fuse 17 still keeps blowing as you turn the ignition on, whether the wiper motor is plugged in or not. Looks like I'm going to need to get someone to have a look.
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Re: 206cc fuse 17(wiper) blowing
There's a good chance it's your engine fusebox then.
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Re: 206cc fuse 17(wiper) blowing
Anything else on the fuse 17 circuit?
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Re: 206cc fuse 17(wiper) blowing
Just the Windscreen wiper motor (30A) - doesn't show any other equipment.
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Re: 206cc fuse 17(wiper) blowing
Does the fuse still blow if you unplug the 16 way green connector on the under bonnet fusebox?
Re: 206cc fuse 17(wiper) blowing
I'll try that tomorrow
Re: 206cc fuse 17(wiper) blowing
Ok so progress. Changed the fuse box and the fuse no longer blows and wipers work. So thank you for that suggestion
One thing now. Wipers reset to the up position and go down the Windows first. Do I just need to take wipers off and reposition?
One thing now. Wipers reset to the up position and go down the Windows first. Do I just need to take wipers off and reposition?
Re: 206cc fuse 17(wiper) blowing
Weirdly the wipers are going anti clockwise first which is the wrong way
Re: 206cc fuse 17(wiper) blowing
Could it be the motor I replaced with is from a left hand drive car?
Re: 206cc fuse 17(wiper) blowing
I would have thought if you had a motor/linkage assembly from a LHD car it would have been a totally different shape.
Sounds like the little arm on the motor is in the wrong position, you can normally undo the nut & re position them. If you still have the old one compare the position of the arm at rest.
Sounds like the little arm on the motor is in the wrong position, you can normally undo the nut & re position them. If you still have the old one compare the position of the arm at rest.