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11-08-2006 05:10 PM #1
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now I see how it works. me having it plugged into 87a has current going through it with relay open, so when I applied power to the relay windings ( could hear them click ) it switched from 87A to 87 and therefor 87A no longer had juice going to it. so all I gotta do is pull out the 87A connector and run the power wire to 87. thanksYou don't know what you've got til it's gone
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11-08-2006 05:40 PM #2
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What Denny posted is a Single Pole Double Throw relay. What is sold in a lot of auto parts stores are Single Pole Single Throw relays.
The relay you are dealing with should have a diagram embossed on the case.Ken Thomas
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Ditto on the model kits! My best were lost when the Hobby Shop burned under suspicious circumstances....
How did you get hooked on cars?