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rear demister not working - possible solutions? 140-160 1973

posted by  Svend on  Sat Mar 16 00:44 CST 2002
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Not sure if it's avail in Aus or not, but in Canada we can get conductive paint that can be used to touch up small breaks in the lines. If you examine the line very carefully, there will probably be a crack in it. Haven't done this for a long time, but if you GENTLY!! trace along the line with a voltmeter, you should see battery voltage right up to the line, then zero at the break.If you do the same on a working line, there will be a gradual decrease to zero.
I have a '67 123GT myself, but we had a yellow 73 144 at one time and my wife never forgave me for selling it. Now she has an '89 240 so I'm out of the dog house.






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