Heated rear screen

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Heated rear screen

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Hi all, :D
The switch was in the dash but it had a clear screen in the rear, so I thought I would get the heated screen for it 8)
I changed the glass over, first time no problemo 8)
Ok, where do I connect it to, I know I will trace the cables from the front to the rear. I popped the switch out **** no wiring attached :(
So now I have a switch, a screen and no wiring :(
Is it just a case of running a 12v supply or is it more complext than that :?
Please help
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the original wiring runs along the top of the van, in the channel where the int lights live,one single wire, using the body as neg.
you will need a relay, becuase the switch wont handle the current needed.
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Post by Krisis »

Thanx Mocki
That makes life a bit easier :) apart from I have carpeted over said channels and from memory the only wires in there where for the lights :(
Ok that easy enough to get around, I take it GSF will know which relay I need.
The next problem is where do I stick it, dont answer that one :wink:
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Post by Mocki »

well you dont have to run your wires there, i was just pointing out that where they should run......
a standard 30 amp auto relay, pretend the HRW is a psir of driving lamps, and you will be well away......about £4 from any automotive suppliers, or halfrauds for about £6 in the boy racer lighting section, next to the silly washerjet leds near the big bore zorst tailpies!!
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Post by Syncro G »

VW didn't fit a relay for the rear screen! Full current goes through the genuine switch. No harm in a relay though.

Sounds like you don't have the dash loom for a rear screen but you might have the thick black wire that goes from behind the fusebox to behind the rear intereour lamp next to the slider (left side) - if thats there then wireing wont be very hard.
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