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I have no reference for a solenoid in my 82 which constantly clicks when the ign is on. It is located in the right cargo compartment mounted on the wall forwarded of the jack. - No it's not a bomb. Any ideas? Thanks
I have no reference for a solenoid in my 82 which constantly clicks when the ign is on. It is located in the right cargo compartment mounted on the wall forwarded of the jack. - No it's not a bomb. Any ideas? Thanks
Wiper relay---theft relay---Oh and the ant. relay
Last edited by ...Roger...; Jun 8, 2006 at 08:44 AM.
Does it click constantky (as in on off..on off..on off) ????
The fuel pump relay does click when you turn the ign. on..but only once. The relay primes the fuel system when you turn the ignition on. It's a black relay, looks like this: (it has a 5 pinout connector on it w/ tan/white black/white green/white red and orange leads
The antenna relay is a white relay, it's mounted in the center (it has 2 connectors), the wiper control module is indeed moutned on the right, it's a black plastic box w/ a large metal bracket and fiberglass reinforced tape around it. It has by far the most wires there. The theft module looks like this:
I've never heard that one click (but my alarm was not functional)
Last edited by Twin_Turbo; Jun 8, 2006 at 12:22 PM.
It's the wiper relay. The wipers work, but just touching the switch lightly causes the contacts to click. the delay mode is toast but I can live with it. I think I can fix the clicking sound with another 100 horses and better exhaust.
This is my first post and I'm amazed with the response. Many thanks!
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