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George84 05-03-04 01:59 PM

What triggers the windshield wipers and climate control to come on?
 
Sometimes it takes a few secants for my wipers and climate control to come on, the last time they will not turn on until I turn my key back off then back on. Is there a relay somewhere that controls both? Did anyone else have this problem? How do I fix it?

George

Wanked_FC 05-03-04 02:38 PM

Probably dirty/bad contacts in the switch. It could be the relay in the wiper switch causing problems. They fail often. Logicon could have cold solder joint problems. Search around, theres numerous threads on fixing both issues. Icemark has written a few I believe.

George84 05-03-04 03:53 PM

I have tried to search for this a few times and every time I get a Proxy Error. Can anyone please help me?

George84 05-03-04 10:36 PM

I have done lots of searches and can't find anything. Where are these numerous threads on fixing this problem? Does anyone else know how to fix the problem?

George84 05-04-04 01:47 AM

If anyone has any ideas or knows what the problem is please try to help me, any help is welcome.

George

HAILERS 05-04-04 12:44 PM

The ignition switch is your problem. Next time after you start the car and neither of the items above work, just wiggle the key and see if they don't start working.

nopistons 05-04-04 02:54 PM

Hailers is right on the money. Mine does exactly the same thing. The sunroof won't work either, as well as the wipers and logicon. I just turn the key back towards the steering wheel a tiny bit, and I can hear a relay click somewhere behind the dashboard, and then everything works properly.

George84 05-04-04 07:18 PM

Thanks for the help guys, is there a way to fix it?

nopistons 05-05-04 02:22 PM

A new switch (just the electricals, not the lock) is about $90 from Mazdatrix. I suppose you could take out the old one and carefully drill a small hole in it and squirt cleaner into it, and then let it dry VERY, VERY thoroughly and see what happens. I've just learned to live with it, and it's getting better the more it's used.


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