Audi a4 1998 wiper realy

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PLease watch the video on youtube for the info you need. Audi A6 Relay Panel Location Diagram Commentary The wiper relay is circled in yellow.

No.# 31 fuse (25A - white colour) placed in the engine bay fuse box / relay plate, is for the front windscreen wipers for an Audi A3 2005 2.0 TDI. See pictures below:

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The wipers relay is placed in the fuse box / relay plate, fascia 2, inside the car above pedals on driver's side. See pictures below:

Fuse box / relay plate, fascia 2 (red point)

The wipers relay is no.# 5 (or no.# 6 depending on vehicle specification), placed in the fuse box / relay plate, fascia 2

NOTE: Location 1-19 - these relays are fitted to any vacant position during assembly, depending on vehicle specification.

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some relays may be located behind glove box or under dash

you left something disconnected the wiper motor is connected to a transmission and transmission is connected to wiper pivots and pivots move wiper arms seems like you missed something

The only place to get a wiper relay is from an Audi dealer. However, I have that same problem and the relay didn't fix it, I'm still trying to figure it out. I would try the relay first though, it's about $60 I think.

The most likely cause of your symptoms is the wiper motor parking relay has become faulty, however there is a slim possibility the connections within your wiper switch could be an issue, but the relay would be my first and cheepest line of enquiry. Contact your local VAG dealer and expect to pay somewhere in the region of £15. Good luck

Check the Relay in the Battery Junction box it is the 3rd one from edn oposite if 3 small fuses close to it with a 5 amr fuse in the middle. Hope this helps it realy should from the sounds of it

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Hi - had the same problem with mine last year - turned out to be a sticky relay. You can probably hear it clicking with each wipe. These are well over £20 from the dealer, around £5-10 from a breaker, or if you like a challenge (like me) you can unclip the plastic cover off the relay and lightly dress the contacts with a nail board! Good luck.