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Old 06-19-07, 04:15 PM
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lets talk relays

do you guys use 20/30 or 30/40 relays for wiring fans and such??
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Old 06-19-07, 09:41 PM
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I only use Bosch or P&B branded relays.
BEWARE of the "Bosch type" relays, even though they are rated at 40A - genuine Bosch relays are "only" rated to 30A.

What are you running that requires over 30A of current?


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Old 06-20-07, 03:12 PM
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im just going to use one for my taurus E- fan.....maybe this isnt the case that bigger is always better ?
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ive used some of the stock mazda relays too. for me, they are easier and cheaper than the bosches
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I just put an amp gauge on my taurus fan, if you plan to use the high setting get something that goes up to 80 amps
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low settings will be for relay.
high setting will be on a thermo switch
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Originally Posted by slo
I just put an amp gauge on my taurus fan, if you plan to use the high setting get something that goes up to 80 amps
Yeow, you're going to kill your alternator with amp draws like that!


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FD alternator, I am only using the fan on low, which is over 20 amps draw.
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