

| Subject: | Re: Defroster questions |
| From: | Bruce Todd |
| Date: | Fri, 10 Mar 2023 10:27:01 -0800 |
Hi Eric, You can use the defroster when you eventually drive up to visit your West Coast Vanagon friends in the fall sometime - or when you decide to visit pretty much anywhere north of the border in late September onward. I pulled this off the Samba - hopefully it is helpful. Fuse # Amperage Identification 1 8 Amp (White) Left Tail, Parking & Side Marker Lights 2 8 Amp (White) Right Tail Parking, Side Marker & License Lights 3 8 Amp (White) Left Low Beam 4 8 Amp (White) Right Low Beam 5 10 Amp (Green) Left High Beam & Indicator Light 6 10 Amp (Green) Right High Beam 7 16 Amp (Red) Radiator Fan 8 Powered by Interior Lights, Cigarette Lighter, Stoplights 9 Aux Battery Emergency Flasher System, Radio 10 16 Amp (Red) Windshield Wiper/Washer, Blower 11 8 Amp (White) Turn Signals 12 8 Amp (White) Horn, Back-Up Lights *Additional Fuses At Right Of Fuse Panel* *13 8 Amp (White) Rear Window Heating* 15 16 Amp (Red) Auxiliary Heater (If Equipped) Additional Fuses Next to Fuse Panel (Left of Steering Column) 17 20 Amp (Yellow) Air Conditioning 18 25 Amp (Beige) Air Conditioning Additional Fuses - Camper Models (Driver's Door Post) 19 16 Amp Refrigerator 20 8 Amp Water Pump for Sink Relays (Left to Right) 1) Turn signal / emergency flasher relay 2) Vacant 3) Load reduction relay 4) Key in buzzer 5) Intermittent wiper relay Bruce On Fri, Mar 10, 2023 at 8:23 AM Eric Caron <ericcaron96@comcast.net> wrote: > And, I forgot to ask, > > It would be great to know which fuse the defroster connects to. > > ERic Caron > > > On Mar 10, 2023, at 11:21 AM, Eric Caron <ericcaron96@COMCAST.NET> > wrote: > > > > Hi folks, > > > > Looking for tips on defroster repair. > > > > I recently installed the GW third brake light on my 84 and discovered > that the defroster wire was broken. > > > > This is a very large wire. > > > > I’m planning to splice together and see if the defroster works. > > > > Any tips for me about the circuit and how to check it? > > > > I feel sort of silly fixing it as we honestly never use it, but I love > having everything working if I can. > > > > But, rarely is a repair as easy as just connecting a broken wire! > > > > Experiences and observations appreciated. > > > > Eric >
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