Anti-theft Relay
Racer
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Le Mans Master
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Check these guys out. The one in the car might be an oddball footprint or something, but they might have one that will work. It will need to be 12v operated and some quantity of NO and NC contacts. If you have a hard time with it send me a pic of the schematic and I'll help
helps if I include the link
http://www.digikey.com/scripts/DkSea...keywords=relay
helps if I include the link
http://www.digikey.com/scripts/DkSea...keywords=relay
Race Director
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From: Dayton, Ohio
Dont think so.But I think you can make one out of a standard horn relay.I have been meaning to try.It a "hold in" relay in other words once its in it wont release until the 12 volts is taken away-the trick is on the ground side if I remember right.
Six-remember I made one on my embarrassing headlight relay.:o
Six-remember I made one on my embarrassing headlight relay.:o
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Six-There was something tricky about the ground.I think it had something to do with the case of the relay.See the term. thats not numbered on the horn relay.The alarm works off the ground side as you can see and cycles through a flasher."I" figured it out once so its got to be easy.!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Race Director
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Yes a standard 3 conn. horn relay like out of a 78 will work but the connections at the relay are different than a horn.If Six doesnt detail it for you I will later but I will have to go out and experiment.I can tell you one thing the 12 volts in "has" to be on the tiny coil wire inside relay.
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Melting Slicks
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Wow thanx six. That really sums it up easilly. I always wondered how it worked.Would that be the same for a 76?Looks like it would be.
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Burning Brakes
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From: west babylon new york
alarm relay
it is listed in the standards parts book i found 1 for my 72 in there it is a relay that has many uses i am sure they all use the same relay go to an independent parts house and it should be available
