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re: <V8> Wipers (again)
quk@isham-research.demon.co.uk (Phil Payne) wrote:
>
> Nothing special about the V8, or about most Audis. The self-parking mechanism
> is a copper track surrounding the motor spindle. This copper track (and a
> contact wiper attached to the spindle) make a circuit that powers the motor in
> every position apart from "parked". It's only necessary to feed the motor
> itself a short pulse - once the spindle has moved a fraction of a turn it
> closes the internal switch and powers itself around the rest of the cycle.
Phil,
That's great! I'm not having a problem with mine, but I've wondered how
it
"knows" to park the wipers. It's alot simpler than I thought.
Ken