MK5 Golf GTI
All Things Mk5 => Modifications & Technical Area => Technical Workshop => Topic started by: raznutz on March 04, 2014, 07:59:43 am
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Hi
My heated mirrors not working.
Any ideas how to check we're to start. It's a golf gti mk5..... :happy2:
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Hate to state the obvious, but a lot of people think there attached to the rear window, but the heat setting is on the mirror switch, are you aware of this?
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yes mate
its been on the on the centre (o) since ive own the car,will that make any difference..
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is there any fuses for it..or diagrams
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You need to flick it round to the little heat symbol. At the top of the switch have a close look and you'll see it, loads of people mis it
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on the mirror adjuster theres a simble of a heated mirro sign ,mine is on that already and its still not working..
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Oh right sorry thought you said its on the centre position, anyway both heated glasses are controlled via the window modules, if all other things in the doors are working, no fuses are blown.
First thing I'd do is pop a glass off and measure voltage on them, with engine running, if no voltage then perhaps try another switch, there might be a minimum temp that that work at so it needs to be quite cold first
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Ok cool
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Just thinking can I take the switch out to test or not
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Just thinking can I take the switch out to test or not
or i nned to take panel of
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Just thinking can I take the switch out to test or not
or i need to take panel of
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I think from memory it has to be 10 degrees or less for them to work.
Not much danger of it being above that much at the minute!
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Hi
I've changed the switch. And today was a good time to check it worked as it is foggy . but it still don't work.any things else it can be..?
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hi
is there a fuse for it if so could anyone show me please.thanks
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anyone find the fix for this? the drivers side on mine has gone!
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A fix would be to fault find the issue so remove the glass put the heated mirrors on in cold weather as I'm not sure they work if it's hot and test the 2 wires on the glass for 12v, if you have 12v the glass is u/s if you don't have it then it's possibly the 5A fuse suppling the door module but you would have other door related issues so probably not this.