Testing defroster lines
Im in the process of removing the rear tint. Dont ever do this yourselves. Take it to a pro.....
But anyways i know ive knicked a few lines so how do i test to see if theres not a current there so i know which ones to repair?
Is all you need is a multimeter thing?
But anyways i know ive knicked a few lines so how do i test to see if theres not a current there so i know which ones to repair?
Is all you need is a multimeter thing?
Yep! It'll tell you if there is power flowing? Is there a gap or did you just scratch them? I have actual gaps at the top of my window and I wish I wouldnt have poked around myself... how will you go about fixing it?
thanks
but theres gaps and scratches. When i would peel a piece off the defroster lines would come off with the tint as well...
probablly gonna use somethin like this-
http://www.frostfighter.com/ff_pdt_2100.htm
but theres gaps and scratches. When i would peel a piece off the defroster lines would come off with the tint as well...
probablly gonna use somethin like this-
http://www.frostfighter.com/ff_pdt_2100.htm
all you need is a conductive paint...
and take a multimeter and use the continuity tester...
if there's a break, you'll have no continuity (no light or beeping noise)
if there's not, you'll have continuity...
pretty easy... I added to mine because i got tired of it not clearing the top of the window
and take a multimeter and use the continuity tester...
if there's a break, you'll have no continuity (no light or beeping noise)
if there's not, you'll have continuity...
pretty easy... I added to mine because i got tired of it not clearing the top of the window
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