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Car Forum / Peugeot Cars / December 2003306 Heated Screen Wiring Problem
I have a Peugoet 306 Sedan (Saloon Version), and the heated screen was working from time to time, now it's stopped working completely. I have changed the relay and the switch without success, the wire from the relay and to the rear screen changes colour (Red Wire/Yellow Wire) and I can't find the connector. Can anyone tell me where it is? Can you email me please, please remove the (NO-SPAM) from my email address if you reply. Thanks... Ian Had this problem on a Citroen ZX (Virtually The same car) and found on closer inspection that the silver lines on the rear windscreen had been broken, i went to halfrods and bought some silver windscreen paint and painted the lines, its a messy job but worked for me.. > I have a Peugoet 306 Sedan (Saloon Version), and the heated screen was > working from time to time, now it's stopped working completely. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Ian Nope... The power is not even going to the rear screen at all!... Checked with a test light, the relay puts the power out, but the wires change colour before getting to the rear screen, and there's no power. Nothing to do with the rear screen heating element. Ian >Had this problem on a Citroen ZX (Virtually The same car) and found on >closer inspection that the silver lines on the rear windscreen had been [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >> >> Ian FIXED THE PROBLEM... I was right all along, it was the connector between the relay and rear screen that had a fault, which I found at the passenger footwell below the heater assembly. The wire was half out the connector. Ian >I have a Peugoet 306 Sedan (Saloon Version), and the heated screen was >working from time to time, now it's stopped working completely. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > >Ian |
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