On Thu, 09 Dec 2004 09:32:18 GMT, "Burt Squareman"
<catnip4sale@yahoo.com> wrote:
>"Harold Adrian Russell Philby" <home.office@kremlin.co.ru> wrote in message
>
>>>It's a little module that hides behind the interior fuse box called the
>>>Integrated Control Unit (ICU). The only thing the ICU does is automatically
>> >shut off the defroster after twenty minutes of operation.
>
>> How can one distinguish between a bum ICM, and a duff defroster relay?
>> What kind of $$ is the ICM? I can't find one anywhere on the web,
>> does it have another name? Thanks.
>
>ICU is about 12cm x 10cm x 2cm. Relay is about 2.5cm x 2.5cm x 4cm.
>ICU is enclosed in a plastic box. Relay most likley has a steel cover and a
>plastic base (Relay $5, ICU is $45 at the junker yard)

Thanks, but I was looking for a diagnostic to distinguish between the
failure of one or the other, and:

It's not my problem anymore.