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Washers stopped working
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They are only std size or mini fuses that are used - most large petrol stations keep packs of them in.
You dont need a stealers for them
That's the bad boy that was plugged into aux 1, 3.
Thats a relay - not a fuse
Mine has a fuse holder where the relays should be with three fuses in it.
Try fuse 9 in the bottom section
Haha it would appear I'm having a mare! 9 hasn't blown, other than the fuses directly below the odb port I can't see any others, and none of them appear to be blown
The washers are indirectly controlled through the electronic control unit.
Is everything else working ? - if something else has also stopped it might identify the fuse.
Try some of these :
Fuse 19 - Electronic control unit
Fuse 22 - Electronic control unit
Fuse 44 - wipers
Fuse 56 - rear wipers
May be worth mentioning that fuses 1-24 are the little 'uns while 25-58 are the bigger ones.
You count across the top row then the middle row etc for each of the two groups.
Someone put a diagram on these pages some time ago - you may find it with a search.
You count across the top row then the middle row etc for each of the two groups.
Someone put a diagram on these pages some time ago - you may find it with a search.
Problem is that none of the fuses is listed as directly feeding the washer motor.
Fuse locations are here - http://www.seatcupra.net/forums/showpost.php?p=3236589&postcount=3
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Found the diagram reference:-
http://www.seatcupra.net/forums/showthread.php?t=293820
..... and yes, Deano, there's no washer fuse mentioned in my book. Perhaps it's the same as the wipers and the problem isn't a blown fuse?
http://www.seatcupra.net/forums/showthread.php?t=293820
..... and yes, Deano, there's no washer fuse mentioned in my book. Perhaps it's the same as the wipers and the problem isn't a blown fuse?
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For fuse functions - Have a look at page 24 of this documment - http://www.seat-sport.com/en/ibiza-sc-trophy/Workshop_Manual_Ibiza_SC_Trophy.pdf
Wondering if I'm right here 9/10 times when fues is okay but can't hear washer motor working means the motor is at fault?
Thanks
Thanks
hi thanks for posting these threads it helped me fix my seat ibiza mk V 67 plate as previous suggestions the seat handbook is just a book of misleading information and the help here helped me fix a simple washer bottle pump after some cold weather during lockdown so id though it show you exactly where mine was just incase it helps someone before opting to change an awkward to get to simple washer pump. i only found it as it looked discouloured and sitting all alone away from other fuses (fuse58)
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