12 volt switched source for relay in the engine compartment
#1
Melting Slicks
Thread Starter
12 volt switched source for relay in the engine compartment
Hi guys. I had my relay setup to the oil pressure sensor previously. It's not really putting out the voltage to trip the relay. Im only seeing .2 volts at the relay after patching into this wire. Consequently, it's not tripping the relay and my accessories hooked up to the relay aren't turning on.
Are there any other 12 volt switched sources of power that I can use to trigger my relay? Thanks!
Are there any other 12 volt switched sources of power that I can use to trigger my relay? Thanks!
#4
Race Director
Tap into the fusebox. Find the fuse for the radio, breaker for the windows or whatever is on with the key on accessory or ignition. A fsm or voltmeter will help.
#6
Melting Slicks
Thread Starter
thanks for all the responses. I'm looking to hook the relay to the fire wall of the engine compartment so tapping into the windshield wiper hot wire might be the best. I had a FSM but I can't find it after moving. I'll need to dig around and see if I can find it. I do have a voltmeter to play with so that should help a bit.
It's so wierd. Over the last month of firing the car up once a month or so, my trans computer isn't even turning on anymore because my oil pressure sensor is putting out so little voltage. Hopefully I can find a new way to switch on the relay and I can get the car back on the road.
It's so wierd. Over the last month of firing the car up once a month or so, my trans computer isn't even turning on anymore because my oil pressure sensor is putting out so little voltage. Hopefully I can find a new way to switch on the relay and I can get the car back on the road.