Drivers Side Mirror Switch

[alex350r]

Had a problem since day 1 of owning my B7 where the drivers door mirror won't adjust electrically using the switch.

Traced to problem in door card eventually - motor is fine and wiring from car to door seems fine.

Sat here staring at the door card which I took off earlier (easier than I thought and no clips broke!!) and wondering how to check/test?! Wiring harness looks like as does wiring to switch. Shall I hook up and test with multimeter? If so what pins?!

Or is it most likely the switch that's dead - £30 new from Audi apparently - nice!!

Any help appreciated

Cheers

 

[NHN]

Are they folding mirrors, if not then I may have 1 for some beer tokens.

 

[alex350r]

Are they folding mirrors, if not then I may have 1 for some beer tokens.

Nah just bog standard B7 mirrors with standard adjustment switch. That would be amazing if you do have one? what condition is it in?

Cheers

 

[NHN]

Afaik vgc, I know I have a newer brushed trim non folding version & a standard black folding version which will still work fully even with no folding mirrors.

 

[alex350r]

Afaik vgc, I know I have a newer brushed trim non folding version & a standard black folding version which will still work fully even with no folding mirrors.

Sweet - the brushed trim one would be nice, any chance you could send me a photo? I'll PM you my e-mail address.

Cheers

 

[alex350r]

Can you let me know if you deffo want to sell? How much etc? As i'd like to get it sorted soon and need to know whether I need to buy one from elsewhere. Cheers

 

[alex350r]

Hi,

Any news on this? I can source one off ebay but would rather buy the chrome one for you - if it will definitely fit/work on a 2005 B7 A4?

Cheers

 

[alex350r]

Received the mirror switch from NHN - cheers mate but sadly it hasn't fixed the issue :-(

Any ideas where to look next?

Tried motor, wiring in grommet in door and switch. Have I now got to remove the mirror to look at the wiring there or is it even the wiring in the door itself?!

Is there any way I can check using a multimeter for a current?

Cheers