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Googs Member Since: 19 May 2022 Location: Tassie Posts: 158 |
G'day Graeme, the manual says #41 for the early model L322's....I have checked that a few times mate, I'm not sure how it works. If fuse is good to go it should work.
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16th Aug 2022 7:29am |
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Googs Member Since: 19 May 2022 Location: Tassie Posts: 158 |
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16th Aug 2022 7:31am |
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Dave lincs Member Since: 31 Dec 2021 Location: louth Posts: 39 |
Hi googs
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16th Aug 2022 8:36am |
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GraemeS Member Since: 06 Mar 2015 Location: Wagga area Posts: 2453 |
Sorry, I had in mind that yours was MY10 so didn't check. It's been wet since summer so even the hills are springing, but much better than dust at this time of year. |
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16th Aug 2022 8:47am |
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Googs Member Since: 19 May 2022 Location: Tassie Posts: 158 |
Hi Dave, Did you see the wiring loom I posted ? I couldn’t see any corroded wires . What were the color wires your talking about? I looked in the area of the B pillar to the start of the A pillar and didn’t find anything that looks like a corroded joint. |
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16th Aug 2022 9:22am |
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Dave lincs Member Since: 31 Dec 2021 Location: louth Posts: 39 |
Hi
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16th Aug 2022 9:27am |
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Googs Member Since: 19 May 2022 Location: Tassie Posts: 158 |
there is definitely no black tape joints in the section that i posted in the1st photo, but that's ok those wires might be in a different section. Yes RHD
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16th Aug 2022 7:50pm |
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Dave lincs Member Since: 31 Dec 2021 Location: louth Posts: 39 |
If you have the headlight fault which is linked to the rain sensor then the headlights will be on all the time if set to auto |
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17th Aug 2022 8:40am |
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Googs Member Since: 19 May 2022 Location: Tassie Posts: 158 |
Have tried the headlights and they are on all the time so I'm guessing I have the fault and linked to rain sensor.
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17th Aug 2022 6:42pm |
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RobL322 Member Since: 29 Sep 2021 Location: Yorkshire Posts: 32 |
Might have to refer to this - if National Windscreens unable to fix on Monday 20th March. 2004 L322 BMW 4.4v8 petrol/lpg 2006 m139 QPv 2001 3200GT 2001 mx-5 2001 728iL 1967 Rover 2000TC |
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16th Mar 2023 2:01pm |
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RobL322 Member Since: 29 Sep 2021 Location: Yorkshire Posts: 32 |
CURRENT normal state - intermittent wipers are manual only. The wipers run one cycle when stalk moved to position one. Also cycle once when changing the intermittent interval/sensitivity. Auto-lights do not seem to work in this condition.
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17th Mar 2023 8:50am |
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Sammyk Member Since: 01 Aug 2023 Location: texas Posts: 1 |
I know this has been a while but which tool did you use to recalibrate. My reader tells me faulty rain sensor and I am thinking of getting another sensor from Ebay but maybe not based on your finding |
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1st Aug 2023 7:38pm |
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chris_read Member Since: 26 Feb 2012 Location: Louth, Lincolnshire Posts: 472 |
Similarly I also have a new sensor which I bought and never used as I checked the wiring loom and found the problem. Don’t throw money away on a new sensor without checking the wiring fix first. 2017 Jaguar F Pace 25t Portfolio - still part of the JLR family 😀
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7th Aug 2023 3:18pm |
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Matisse Member Since: 02 May 2021 Location: Massachusetts Posts: 4 |
My rain sensing wipers were not working and I was getting a fault with the gap tool: “0x2 adaptation to windscreen not possible”.
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12th Sep 2023 4:31am |
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