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Killed a 'Lectrical Gremlin!!!

Posted: 12/6/09 7:41am Message 21 of 23
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Let's see, cut the white wire or the red wire first??

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Killed a 'Lectrical Gremlin!!!

Posted: 12/6/09 8:36am Message 22 of 23
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[QUOTE=Tuxblacray] [QUOTE=cj5nutz]

The windows are still fused with or with out a relay, the relay is there so when the switch is off, the windows don't work. relays don't stop power overloads, thats what we have fuses and breakers for. A relay is just a fancy word for a switch. It would have the same power going to it regardless, this just allows the key switch to interupt the circuit.Wink By removing the relay, you are just bypassing the keyswitch control.

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darn..... you sound like some kinda lectrian..... er sumfin... [/QUOTE]
Nope, just a guitar salesman.. LOL 
Want to buy some tools? Wink
All the years of reading shematics and electrical plans and arguing with engineers and working my butt off and I could have been doing this all along... that is a sick joke to play on someone...LOL
Good to hear from you my little tux covered brother.





Killed a 'Lectrical Gremlin!!!

Posted: 12/6/09 7:56pm Message 23 of 23
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Topic: Killed a 'Lectrical Gremlin!!!
Posted: Yesterday at 3:22pm By cj5nutz

The windows are still fused with or with out a relay, the relay is there so when the switch is off, the windows don't work. relays don't stop power overloads, thats what we have fuses and breakers for. A relay is just a fancy word for a switch. It would have the same power going to it regardless, this just allows the key switch to interupt the circuit.Wink By removing the relay, you are just bypassing the keyswitch control.

 
I guess I don't know it all !!



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