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Disable headlight washers

miller75
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I want to disable the headlight washers on my 2013 Focus, from what I have read its should be fuse 23 but when I look at that fuse for mine its for Relay coils, Light switch module.

Anyone know what fuse it is on a 2013 or if its possible to disable it with forscan?

Thanks

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    If you have HIDs, and disable the washers, will it not fail the MOt ?

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    55 minutes ago, Paulkp said:

    If you have HIDs, and disable the washers, will it not fail the MOT ?

    Yes

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    Am I the only nosy person here...why would you want to disable them in the first place? LOL

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    If you have HIDs, and disable the washers, will it not fail the MOt ?

    Oh I didn't know that

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    Am I the only nosy person here...why would you want to disable them in the first place? LOL

    They don't return properly and I didnt want to replace them, but I suppose I will have to!!

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    37 minutes ago, miller75 said:

    They don't return properly

    When they are out, just hold them and spray '3in1 oil' on the moving parts.

    Don't use WD40

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    1 hour ago, unofix said:

    When they are out, just hold them and spray '3in1 oil' on the moving parts.

    Don't use WD40

    Thanks I will give it a go

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