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Started by Greengrass24, January 13, 2015, 10:31:22 PM

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What years is your buggy after 1965 you need orange indicators even on imported yank tin for the mot and lighting regs.

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Yes that's it how do I do it with a relay

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Yes that's it how do you do it with a relay

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Whats 85 on the relay can you tell me that all the numbers are like live earth thanks

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Quote from: Greengrass24 on February 09, 2015, 10:17:42 AM
Whats 85 on the relay can you tell me that all the numbers are like live earth thanks

Sorry, can't remember, I'd need to Google it but my battery's on its way out so I'll do it later if I think on, or you could Google it yourself if you're in a hurry for the info.
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This pretty much explains the points on the relay

http://derby.polog40.co.uk/photos/stand_alone_diagram.png


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Thanksw Ben, I didn't quite understand the OP's confusuion though, I thought that diagram was self explanatory...here's another relay wiring scematic..

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A relay is a universal item that has many applications, which does mean that it does not have a set of dedicated terminals like live/earth etc, as each one will be installed and wired up on its own merits.

Diagram is very clear, but if you are not electronically minded, then either take it very slow to go through it, or enlist the assistance of someone nearby that can come over and help, as mistakes can be quite difficult to troubleshoot.
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Quote from: Dave DND on February 10, 2015, 12:41:25 PMmistakes can be quite difficult to troubleshoot.

Mistakes can also cause the magic smoke to escape from the wiring loom, so you'll need a bottle of this... ;D

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