ok please learn me how to wire relay's
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ok please learn me how to wire relay's
look at the top of the relay to get the pin #'s
30 should be what you are controlling, could be source or out depending on what you are doing. 85 and 86 are the coil that controls the relay, one should be + and the other -. 87 is the normally open side, usually you use this. 87a is the normally closed side, its the middle prong. not all relays have this
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Planning a switch panel to replace the old center section. I'll make it out of some thin stainless or aluminum. Safety switches for the Fuel, Ignition and winch. Master on off switch and switches with the rubber boots on them and open indicator lights on all of them. I'm going to really get into my wiring soon. It is getting to the point that it's a fire hazard. So i'll have relays going to all of the single switches.
Rewired the check engine light after the near fire at k2. Put a new light in there that hasn't been crushed by a rotor so it works.
Went through all of the under the dash wiring and made it alot safer. Also a new alt belt.
put the tester on the bronco at work today. 925 cca out of the 880 cca battery, 14.2v at idle without load, 14.1v at idle with all of my lights and my heater on. 42mv ripple, 730ms starter time.
Since I am posting in a public section, I heard about some kids back in the day that used to make such a switch out of the back of a stop sign or street sign, it is all shiney on the back.Quote:
Originally Posted by TdmayfieldIV
If those are 55w cheap lights, a pair makes 110w so less than 10 amps. Not sure why they supply a 30 amp fuse and 18ga wire. I use a 20 amp fuse on them, and 14 ga wire. The setup they supply those with does burn before the fuse, actually burns even if nothing goes wrong.
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Also planning a bumper
Going to get it milled out of solid titanium. That's why I made a cad drawing.
Titanium... Pshhh. Unobtanium is where it's at
Hitch pin hole behind or in front of bumper?
behind. With the shackles there, i won't need to use that hitch much, unless you break your dodge at alto and I have to tow it home.
Please tell me that second part is a joke. I'm not current on titanium prices, but I'm fairly sure that would cost more than the truck.Quote:
Originally Posted by TdmayfieldIV
its a joke
Sometimes I wonder with you guys, so figured I'd check.
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finally broke down and bought one of these. fawking $40
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Took this toolbox I bought from blankenship and decided it needed a highlift mount.
I put the bolts through the part which is 3/16
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The box turned out well Tommy!
Returned this for gas moneyQuote:
Originally Posted by TdmayfieldIV
I don't want my stupid rock lights anymore. I want these.
http://www.visionxwholesale.com/prod...Light-Kit.html