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Author: Subject: 5 pin Relays 87a or 87 b what the difference ?
Agriv8

posted on 23/11/06 at 08:20 PM Reply With Quote
5 pin Relays 87a or 87 b what the difference ?

Right.

Most car electrics I am getting the hane of, but I have a selection of 5 pin relays the main difference is the 87 a or 87 b middle pin.

Before I go mad ( ok madder then ) what is the difference between these two types of relay.

oh picture of the layout


5 pin relay
5 pin relay


many thanks agriv8





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esn163

posted on 23/11/06 at 08:34 PM Reply With Quote
Hi,

They appear to be different relay types. 87a is a changeover relay (when 85 / 86 have power, the output switches from 87a to 87)

87b is a relay with two outputs, it appears, that join 87 and 87b together to 30.

Diagram probably better







From
here

HTH

Ed


[Edited on 23/11/06 by esn163]





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