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Can anybody help? I have a five pin relay that appears to be bad (shake
& sounds like a broken light bulb), signals don't work, flashers don't work. Checked bulbs - OK. THe part I took off the back of the fuse box in slot #3 per the owner's manual is a 5 pin relay HELLA 002684-03 or VW 111 955 531. All the parts places have is a 3 pin connector type relay for this model. THoughts? Thanks! |
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ITman wrote:
> Can anybody help? I have a five pin relay that appears to be bad (shake > > & sounds like a broken light bulb), signals don't work, flashers don't > work. Checked bulbs - OK. > > > THe part I took off the back of the fuse box in slot #3 per the owner's > > manual is a 5 pin relay HELLA 002684-03 or VW 111 955 531. > > > All the parts places have is a 3 pin connector type relay for this > model. > > > THoughts? > Thanks! > The part you took out is an optional wiper/delay/intermittent timer. Your flasher should be a 3-term with P/N something like: 191 953 227A To save some grief, find the Wh wire that goes to Term #49 on the flasher relay. With relay in the socket, Ign sw On, and turn signals On, see if there is 12V on the Wh wire. If NOT then there is a fuse problem or else the 4-Way Hazard switch is not making contact. Flip it a couple times to see if that cures it. If there IS 12V on the Wh wire, there is a good chance the flasher is bad. You can find a simplified diagram of the flasher ckt on my web site. -- Speedy Jim http://www.nls.net/mp/volks/ |
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Sounds good. Ordered a relay (3 pin.) THe one I have has a rattle
just like a broken light bulb. Didn't get a chance to check the wires. Should be an 8AMP fuse. That's what I found there when checking. Rob |
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you can open the flasher relay and fix
it easily. usually it is a burnt magnetic wire in the coil. Rich |
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Replaced with a three prong relay and same result. Dash turn signal
lights, no bulbs though. Emergency flasher doesn't work. Tried to flip/play with it. Looks like it's an after market swith, not what I see on web sites. I guess that's next. Electrical is fun ![]() Rob |
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