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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Mocksville,NC
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relay question
Ok I'm about ready to start doing the headlight and window relay upgrades. I think I have the wiring figured out except for the 87A. Do you leave it unhooked?
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Re: relay question
Assuming your relays are numbered the same way the one I am looking at(pulled from a Ford at a pull-a-part), 30 is hot in, 87A is normally closed, 87 is normally open, 85 and 86 are the coil - one to your on-off switch and one to ground or hot depending on how your switch is wired.
For what you are wanting, 87 goes to the headlights and 87A is left open. |
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Re: relay question
ok thanks that's what I thought but just wanted to make sure
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