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frankgoldstar · 27th February 2018, 18:43

Dear All,

just looking for a bit of advice from all you gurus out there.

I have two 75's at the moment and want to swap the autodim and rain sensor off my old 52 connie SE on to the newer 54 reg connie, which has different option bits fitted.

I have seen the various very helpful posts, but failed on the first bit, getting the autodim mirror assembly off.

Mind, it was in the dark, so I could not see the screws which hold the cowling on.

Are there any decent photos on the forum that might help?

Also, if I try to get the rain sensors working do I need the wiper stalk off the old 75?

My reading of the advice on the forum was that the T4 needs to be used to tell the BCU that a rain sensor was fitted and this changed the operation of the standard stalk.

Does anybody know if this is correct, or am I as wrong as I usually find myself to be?

Best to ask first, unlike the last time when the good people on this forum pulled me out of the hole I was engaged in excavating!

Best wishes to all, Frank B

27th February 2018, 18:43	#1
frankgoldstar Avid contributor Rover 75 Conny Saloon Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Manchester Posts: 144 Thanks: 16 Thanked 25 Times in 16 Posts	Autodim mirror and rain sensor Dear All, just looking for a bit of advice from all you gurus out there. I have two 75's at the moment and want to swap the autodim and rain sensor off my old 52 connie SE on to the newer 54 reg connie, which has different option bits fitted. I have seen the various very helpful posts, but failed on the first bit, getting the autodim mirror assembly off. Mind, it was in the dark, so I could not see the screws which hold the cowling on. Are there any decent photos on the forum that might help? Also, if I try to get the rain sensors working do I need the wiper stalk off the old 75? My reading of the advice on the forum was that the T4 needs to be used to tell the BCU that a rain sensor was fitted and this changed the operation of the standard stalk. Does anybody know if this is correct, or am I as wrong as I usually find myself to be? Best to ask first, unlike the last time when the good people on this forum pulled me out of the hole I was engaged in excavating! Best wishes to all, Frank B