A numbers for thosee relays (they use these as heavy-duty replacements in my
DeLorean as well:
Bosch: 0332-204-150
I can vouch for the quality. Some auto parts stores (and even Radio Shack I
believe) sell the little plastic socket for them, or you can use female blade
connectors. The socket is better, as it has a place to screw mount it, and also
you won't misplace the wire if you ever have to remove the relay. Oh, and mount
them so the wires are -down-. Otherwise, it's possible for
water/condensation/goop to seep down into the relay and corrode it.
-Dave
-Dave
Brandie Hannon wrote:
> If anyone needs Bosch it was stock equipment for early BMW's (I think VW's
> too but not positive-)
>
> >>I spent a lot of years installing auto alarms and auto electronics. The best
> and most dependable relay is the Bosch relay. It is in a plastic casing
> about 1 inch square and can be used in normally open and normally closed
> circuits. I would say thay any auto alarm/stero place would have them (but
> they might want aq lot of $$) I have a few in the garage and could probably
> find a part number is anyone needs it, sorry I don't know off hand where to
> get them anymore (I have been out of that business for about 10 years) but i
> am surer a little net surfing will find them.
> If anyone needs any help on how to wire them up let me know, I have used
> these things in dozens of different ways.
> Even used them to re-wire and hop up my kids Power Wheels Jeep with a deep
> cycle 12v tractor battery. He has the fastest Power Wheels on the block.....
> now if I can only graft fins onto it.....
>
> Scott<<
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