Screen wash bottle and connection on my 1.3 citi golf
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Screen wash bottle and connection on my 1.3 citi golf
i would like to get this back to normal, where can i get a new front bottle and motor from and how do i trace the wires from the stalk to make it work again?
many thanks
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as standard the front bottle was wired (as you rightly said) to the pull operation on the right hand stalk and the rear bottle was operated with a push.
if the original wiring for the front bottle has been removed then for you to get it back to normal it requires this wiring to be replaced.
am i right or am i missing something…..
if im right il look at the haynes and tell you how to wire
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right we need to check that they are the right ones - you could simply put them on your pump and try it but i would recomend a more scientific method…. easiest way is with a volt meter set to read 12volts ( maybe 0-20volt ) put it in series with the 2 wires you have found - switch the car to ignition live and try pulling on the right hand stalk - if this creates and voltage reading you have cracked it….
if you havent got a volt meter but you have a circuit tester ( dont know proper name but looks like a screw driver with a wire out of the handle and a buld in middle of the see through handle ) then clip the to 1 connector and probe the other with the driver head side and try the stalk again - hopefully the light bulb will come on…..
have you either of these?
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I'll keep you updated!
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this is incase they are both live or not even related to the same circuit - you dont want to short out any circuits.
maybe over causious but it is the best way -
keep me posted.
hope this helps
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Thanks for the pre advice on this!
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glad its all back to normal….
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Many years ago before the internet, i change the entire fuel system on a mk2 digi gti, only to find out that the problem was the pump in the tank, which i never new existed!
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