Dale1970 wrote:limitedblack wrote:Shall we start the xenon club ?
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that's what I'm looking for
how 2?
Dale1970 wrote:limitedblack wrote:Shall we start the xenon club ?
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Dale1970 wrote:limitedblack wrote:Shall we start the xenon club ?
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belly wrote:Dale1970 wrote:limitedblack wrote:Shall we start the xenon club ?
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Guys can you clarify what units you split ? Are they pattern units or the oe Mako ones ? Cheers

limitedblack wrote:Mine are the genuine Mako units, very hard to split as the glue doesn't melt like the pattern units, but I like to do things the hard way. My mate asked me why I do these things, I just said because its hard to do

belly wrote:limitedblack wrote:Mine are the genuine Mako units, very hard to split as the glue doesn't melt like the pattern units, but I like to do things the hard way. My mate asked me why I do these things, I just said because its hard to do
Yeh they're proper tough ! I gave up as I couldn't get the finish I was happy with
loot34 wrote:fitted my heated rear Windows switch went to configuration and only had the option of barn doors, with window heater but no rear wash wipe function??
computer says no.
barsteward! manual bodge it is then.
does anybody know what features are on the rear wash wipe? I.e turn them on and they wipe continuously or intermittent? and if I just wire a relay to power them they'll have the return to base switch in?
thanks for any help.


Punto443 wrote:loot34 wrote:fitted my heated rear Windows switch went to configuration and only had the option of barn doors, with window heater but no rear wash wipe function??
computer says no.
barsteward! manual bodge it is then.
does anybody know what features are on the rear wash wipe? I.e turn them on and they wipe continuously or intermittent? and if I just wire a relay to power them they'll have the return to base switch in?
thanks for any help.
Would enabling the heaters not automatically enable a wash wipe too? Or are some fitted with glass and no wiper?


loot34 wrote:fitted my heated rear Windows switch went to configuration and only had the option of barn doors, with window heater but no rear wash wipe function??
computer says no.
barsteward! manual bodge it is then.
does anybody know what features are on the rear wash wipe? I.e turn them on and they wipe continuously or intermittent? and if I just wire a relay to power them they'll have the return to base switch in?
thanks for any help.

lmitedblack wrote:loot34 wrote:fitted my heated rear Windows switch went to configuration and only had the option of barn doors, with window heater but no rear wash wipe function??
computer says no.
barsteward! manual bodge it is then.
does anybody know what features are on the rear wash wipe? I.e turn them on and they wipe continuously or intermittent? and if I just wire a relay to power them they'll have the return to base switch in?
thanks for any help.
Intermittent when on, auto constant when in reverse and front wiper on.






loot34 wrote:lmitedblack wrote:loot34 wrote:fitted my heated rear Windows switch went to configuration and only had the option of barn doors, with window heater but no rear wash wipe function??
computer says no.
barsteward! manual bodge it is then.
does anybody know what features are on the rear wash wipe? I.e turn them on and they wipe continuously or intermittent? and if I just wire a relay to power them they'll have the return to base switch in?
thanks for any help.
Intermittent when on, auto constant when in reverse and front wiper on.
not sure I'll be able to manage that lol can you see any problem with me wiring it to a fuse/ relay/ the stalks and have it on/ off?
thanks.
i could put timer relays and stuff on and link to the reverse light I suppose, I will try to maybe just have it intermittent when on to save over working it.
just been in the garage and found an old project, I like the way you think lb.

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