Topic: Killed a 'Lectrical Gremlin!!!
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That be whut my wife sez too..... but I prefer to take the "If it ain't broke don't fix it" approach on most thangs.
Ya thank maybe she be talkin bout sumfin else......?
Anyhoo.... I think all of them plugs an such will come outta the block...... ummmmmn... very soon an new parts put back in. I haven't ever changed any of them and its not likely to make me miss a meal with the cost.
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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. By removing the relay, you are just bypassing the keyswitch control.
Lifetime MemberThe 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. By removing the relay, you are just bypassing the keyswitch control.
darn..... you sound like some kinda lectrian..... er sumfin...
