ElectronicsNeed help wiring something up? Thinking of adding an electrical component to your car? Need help troubleshooting that wiring glitch?
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mine are connected and the switch seams to work fine i tested to see if electricity come's to the wire in the back and it dose left side lights up and right side a Lil blink?? and the grid is not interrupted anywhere.
what you guys think it is??
mine are connected and the switch seams to work fine i tested to see if electricity come's to the wire in the back and it dose left side lights up and right side a Lil blink?? and the grid is not interrupted anywhere.
what you guys think it is??
Hmmmmmmm……. we believe you are trying to say your defroster is not working properly, you’re getting power on the left side, however you’re not sure about the right.
The 12 volts enters the grid on the left, travels thru the grid towards the right.
Therefore when you take measurements you should see 0 volts on the right.
If you see voltage on the right, most likely there is an open circuit between that part of the grid and the wire to the strut which grounds it, or the strut is not making good contact to it’s mounting area.
It is possible to have a break in the grid to small to conveniently see.
You can verify with a test light.
Using the test light (the type for testing for voltage, not a continuity tester) touch various places on the grid (sometimes a needle probe must be used) from left to right, when the defog switch is ON.
On the left traces of the grid you should see full brightness on the test light, and as you move the probe to the right the illumination should dim.
If no dimming is noted there is a break on that part of the grid.
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