TheVengefulElephant
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just whip the sender unit out and get a hose in there that's what I'd do
You need to supply a live to 86 the relay trigger pin. this can be done with a small piece of wire slid into the teminal block
just got to find a live source close by now
I had a fuse that kept blowing for the horn, I found a thick piece of wire and crimped a spade connecter to each end and plugged it in where the fuse went, can you bridge the relay like that
wot could you find in or near a car that supplies electrical current
Ha ha ha ha ha ha! I can just see that happening...You might want to find why yer fuse is blowin rather than put a thick wire in and risk startin a fire anorl
wot could you find in or near a car that supplies electrical current
You can bridge it like that Tweets but best just connect one end so you can switch it orf
You might want to find why yer fuse is blowin rather than put a thick wire in and risk startin a fire anorl
Always think like a fish... no matter how wierd it gets.
Snigger
Yer right Tweets, but as a general rule its probably best where lectrics are concerned to find out whats makin the fuse blow.
...and then, if yer lucky, a quick roll on the grass'll put you out
this thing is cat c write off remember will it run?
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