Omega Owners Forum
Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: willerby on 10 December 2010, 11:07:50
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No screen wash for front or back. All fuses ok and water not frozen. Anybody know how they are wired or where I can get a wiring diagram from to carry out some tests. Thanks :)
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The filter at the base of the pump is very prone to blocking, check this first. :y
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Do you need to remove the pump. I wanted to check that power was getting to the pump first. :)
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Do you need to remove the pump. I wanted to check that power was getting to the pump first. :)
Yep, just lift it out. Then remove the rubber grommet, which is the filter. There will be some water loss.
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Does it lift out vertically or is it horizontal towards the engine.
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The filter at the base of the pump is very prone to blocking, check this first. :y
blocked filter won't stop the pump running though
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No screen wash for front or back. All fuses ok and water not frozen. Anybody know how they are wired or where I can get a wiring diagram from to carry out some tests. Thanks :)
It's just one pump for both screens, one direction for front & the other for the rear. Can you hear the pump running when you press the button?
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Sorted. Disconnected elec connector and contacts looked slightly corroded. Cleaned it up and now it works. Thanks for the help. :y
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yea that happend to mine sometimes you need rinse the bottle out because other crap still keeps getting sucked up into the filter it can be a right pain 3 times i cleaned my filter before i relaised i had to wash the bottle out lol
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yea that happend to mine sometimes you need rinse the bottle out because other crap still keeps getting sucked up into the filter it can be a right pain 3 times i cleaned my filter before i relaised i had to wash the bottle out lol
..er...you are not alone on that one. :-[ ::)
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And having cleaned it, only fill the bottle through a fine filter. Haven't had a problem with mine in 11 years following this procedure. :y
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And having cleaned it, only fill the bottle through a fine filter. Haven't had a problem with mine in 11 years following this procedure. :y
I find using a sensible screenwash mixture stops the nasty 'white sludge' growth
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And having cleaned it, only fill the bottle through a fine filter. Haven't had a problem with mine in 11 years following this procedure. :y
I find using a sensible screenwash mixture stops the nasty 'white sludge' growth
^^^^What he said as well. 8-) 8-) 8-)