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Nissan micra electrical fault
Both the rear number plate lights have gone out and also the rear wiper has stopped working.
I have checked fuses'all ok.
When tring to turn on the rear wiper I can hear the sol. valve click.
Any ideas how to fix please
I have checked fuses'all ok.
When tring to turn on the rear wiper I can hear the sol. valve click.
Any ideas how to fix please
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Sounds like you may have a problem with the cabling between the body of the car and the hatchback door.
Obvious place to look is for any break/fraying where the cabling leaves the car body and enters the hatchback door.
Or it may be a vehicle which has a set of contacts which 'make' when the hatchback is closed - these may have become dirty.
Obvious place to look is for any break/fraying where the cabling leaves the car body and enters the hatchback door.
Or it may be a vehicle which has a set of contacts which 'make' when the hatchback is closed - these may have become dirty.
Could be a poor electrical connection, as previously suggested, particularly a poor earth. I don't know Micra's well enough to say there are known fault areas but many vehicles have them.
To test for this you could lift the wiper blade off the screen and then switch it on: this reduces the drag that the motor has to overcome, thus reducing the current drawn and therefore any voltage dropped across bad connections. If it works now then it does point to a poor connection somewhere. This will of course not fix the problem but help as a part of a diagnosis.
To test for this you could lift the wiper blade off the screen and then switch it on: this reduces the drag that the motor has to overcome, thus reducing the current drawn and therefore any voltage dropped across bad connections. If it works now then it does point to a poor connection somewhere. This will of course not fix the problem but help as a part of a diagnosis.