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Heated rear window relay - 12/28/2007 8:20:13 AM

dcox

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Anybody know where the heated rear window relay is on a 99 disco II. Wiring diagram says passenger compt fuse box. Only four relays in there and none are correct. Is it built into the fuse box like the IDM????

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RE: Heated rear window relay - 12/28/2007 8:23:16 AM

Disco Mike

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Have you checked the relays in the box behind the battery?

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RE: Heated rear window relay - 12/28/2007 8:48:41 AM

dcox

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Yes, the relay for the front is in there but not for the rear. The more I look at the diagram, I bet it is an integral part of the fuse box like the IDM. If you look at the diagram for the front relay, it shows all the pin #s, (30, 87, 85 and 86), When you look at the diagram for the rear it does not show those.

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RE: Heated rear window relay - 12/29/2007 10:24:10 AM

raid13

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it seems to be internal to the passenger compartment fuse box controled by the idm
first link #6 50amp fuse in enging fuse box. then fuse 8 then relay then
output from fuse box on connector 582pin2 wire brown with purple tracer
than a splice point (a19,a167) after that connector. then connector 485-3/480-3 and then
connector 380-1 at the heater element.
ps idm stands for intelligent driver module
and yes its internal to passenger fuse box
all the best

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