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Pirate50 07-17-2016 04:20 PM

Stumped on Intermittent Wiper Hack
 
I have researched this to death, still stumped. Here is my scenario: 2004 base w/intermittent wipers but not variable- just one speed when stalk is down. I bought the parts, put it together as the hack says. didn't work, found out I purchased a 986.615.103 relay instead of a 996.615.103 relay. Stupid mistake, not paying attention on eBay. So I bought the 996 part number and put it in ( soldered and all ) still doesn't work. So after trying many things I take it apart and compare the two purchased relays. I find that the purchased 986 and purchased 996 relay look exactly the same inside even component values as far as I can tell. So I open the 986 relay that came in my car originally and was not opened by me prior to this so I could not have mixed them up, and I find it doesn't even have a pin #1. What gives? Are the 03-04 cars different than the others? Has anyone encountered this or have any ideas? Thanks

mikesz 07-18-2016 05:55 AM

I tried this too and couldn't get it to work. I have a 99. Wish people would specify the type of car they have when they post DIY.

grc0456 07-18-2016 02:10 PM

Check this out. Worked for me on my 2003 Base - total plug and play.

http://986forum.com/forums/diy-project-guides/60548-adding-variable-intermittent-wipers-early-box-easy-way.html

KevinH1990 07-18-2016 04:56 PM

If you post a link to the instructions you used, I may be able to help you figure this out. Unfortunately, the link to the instructions I used no longer works. Are you trying to use the OEM rotary switch?

Pirate50 07-18-2016 08:09 PM

Thanks grc0456 for the link, I'll give that a try. Accidentally posted reply to linked thread.

jackbro 07-19-2016 02:45 AM

Thanks for the help, was following this thread :)











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