Intermittent wiper delay

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Postby paulwatkins » Mon 07.04.2008, 19:47

Elanlover wrote:There's a bunch here. I just bought one. :D


Blair, dont click on this link ok?

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Postby Elanlover » Mon 07.04.2008, 19:52

paulwatkins wrote:
Blair, dont click on this link ok?

99 relay in the US



:banghead:

I need better keyword search skills...........
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Postby RayD » Mon 07.04.2008, 21:25

Changing the relay using a mirror its a good idea to mark the bottom side of the exsisting one with a marker pen to save trying to work out which way the new one fits. All the connections are identical.

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Postby GeoffSmith » Mon 07.04.2008, 22:45

I even posted up a few on the eBay for sale thread.
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Postby Monty » Mon 07.04.2008, 23:22

Am at a lost with this thread (I know, it`s not difficult :roll: )

Is this just a replacment relay or does it actually change the speed of the intermittants on the wiper :?
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Postby GeoffSmith » Mon 07.04.2008, 23:29

FFS. What's your middle name, NIK!?! :-D

It simply replaces the fixed period intermittent wipe. When it starts raining, you give a quick flick to the intermittent setting then off again. Next time you need to wipe the screen, you switch it over to the intermittent setting. The wipers then sweep at whatever time delay there was between the first two sweeps - ~1 second to ~1 minute.

Dead easy to use and it got a good workout on the way back from Donny.
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Postby Monty » Tue 08.04.2008, 10:51

GeoffSmith wrote:FFS. What's your middle name, NIK!?! :-D


No it`s Paddy :-D

Thats how i read it to start with but was getting a bit confused with the replacement wiper stalk and just wanted to make sure before i bought one of your recomeded relays :wink:
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Postby GeoffSmith » Tue 08.04.2008, 12:32

:-D

Blame Blair then!
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Postby Elanlover » Tue 08.04.2008, 12:52

Ha! It wasn't just me who had "deer in the headlights" syndrome due to your oversized picture posting practices!


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Postby surfboardfiller » Wed 09.04.2008, 16:27

Nice one Geoff! Probably the easiest and most useful upgrade yet!

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Keep up the good work! :-D

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Postby Doug » Thu 10.04.2008, 05:07

surferphil wrote:Nice one Geoff! Probably the easiest and most useful upgrade yet!

:clap:



sounds like a nomination for the Elan project/upgrade of the year thread (or whatever it was called).
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Postby surfboardfiller » Thu 10.04.2008, 10:51

Yep, this time it's more than a paper clip. It does something you always wanted in the Elan. Especially living in the land of rain. :wink:

It's also done before Christmas which is not so likely for my projects :?

I nominate Geoff! :-D
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Postby DeeAitch » Sat 12.04.2008, 16:24

Yep, does what the man says :D
So how do I explain how it works to 'er indoors :roll:

I'm now off to see if I can get my spine manipulated back into place :twisted:
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Postby surfboardfiller » Sat 12.04.2008, 16:32

DeeAitch wrote:Yep, does what the man says :D
So how do I explain how it works to 'er indoors :roll:


You don't, you show her. :wink:
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Postby GeoffSmith » Sat 12.04.2008, 19:16

Just got a second one and it even works on the Polo. :-D (That's this thread off to the off topic area for sure!)
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Postby GeoffSmith » Sat 12.04.2008, 19:18

DeeAitch wrote:I'm now off to see if I can get my spine manipulated back into place :twisted:
You mean you didn't use a mirror? :roll: Now I've worked out where things are, I can do it blind. 8)
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Postby DeeAitch » Sat 12.04.2008, 20:08

GeoffSmith wrote:
DeeAitch wrote:I'm now off to see if I can get my spine manipulated back into place :twisted:
You mean you didn't use a mirror? :roll: Now I've worked out where things are, I can do it blind. 8)

Yep, used a mirror but the bugga was tight :shock: so I decided to get comfy with my head up against the pedals!
Getting out again was the hard bit :oops:
What a nice place to put all them relays :twisted:
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Postby Monty » Sat 12.04.2008, 21:07

GeoffSmith wrote:
SAAB #1 Hella 5WG 003 620-02 / SAAB 8553463 @ £4.50 + £2.50 P&P.

SAAB #2 Hella 5WG 003 620-02 / SAAB 8553463 @ £4.50 + £2.50 P&P.


I can't vouch for the last three but they are listed by Seloc.


Can anyone confirm if the ones Geoff posted above work?
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Postby GeoffSmith » Sat 12.04.2008, 22:10

I don't think it is. Here's a German cross reference that tallies with Seloc (listing 191 955 531) but below is a picture of one on eBay and it is a type 19 which is NOT right so take care.

There's another 99 on eBay but the price is going up.
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Postby GeoffSmith » Sat 12.04.2008, 22:19

Half a dozen more from where Elanlover got his - type 99's (357 955 531) at £12.50 + £2.50 P&P.
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