Mystery relays
#1
Mystery relays
While taking some photos for the SAI thread I discovered a 15 amp fuse and some relays, they look like aux light relays they were added by previous owner and now do nothing except put a draw on my battery.
Anyone else have these or any ideas ?
Location is to the rear of the fuse box under a black ABS box
Box - looks like it belongs there
Fuse standard 15 amp blade fuse
Relays the small one looks like a standard relay used for aux lighting. Not sure on the larger one.
Anyone else have these or any ideas ?
Location is to the rear of the fuse box under a black ABS box
Box - looks like it belongs there
Fuse standard 15 amp blade fuse
Relays the small one looks like a standard relay used for aux lighting. Not sure on the larger one.
#2
Ok a little more info the small unit is an
Form C SPDT - A change-over relay switches current from one user to another. Change-over relays are used for switching from the horn to the fanfare, from forward to backward movement of the sliding roof, from opening to closing electrically operated windows and for two-stage users such as fans and some rear window heating systems.
#5
@mln01 that was a good idea but I decided to check for power at the connectors, good news is they are wired AUX light connectors. They are wired correctly in that they only work when the High beams are enabled.
A couple of minutes to pull the grill and test with a multi-meter, now to figure how to mount a Led Light bar and then get one
Test light hooked up by pushing bare wire in to the connector -very high tech
It works !
Control switch
Connector
A couple of minutes to pull the grill and test with a multi-meter, now to figure how to mount a Led Light bar and then get one
Test light hooked up by pushing bare wire in to the connector -very high tech
It works !
Control switch
Connector
#6
My aux lights have never worked. I need to add the relays but I’ll check the connector. Cheers.
Take a gander at this info on the aux lights...
http://www.discovery2.co.uk/spots.html
Take a gander at this info on the aux lights...
http://www.discovery2.co.uk/spots.html
Last edited by JUKE179r; 10-02-2020 at 06:31 PM.
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