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I'm wondering if anyone can tell me if I'm on to something with the following idea: Relay 1 (the transmission switch) would be a SPDT 86 - from transmission 30 - from battery 87a - N/C 87 - N/O power to lights 85 - ground ... JOIN NOW TO REMOVE TRACER
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I'm wondering if anyone can tell me if I'm on to something with the following idea:
Relay 1 (the transmission switch) would be a SPDT 86 - from transmission 30 - from battery 87a - N/C 87 - N/O power to lights 85 - ground Relay 2 would be for the cab switch and is a SPST 86 - from switch 30 - from N/C (87a) of relay 1 87 - N/O power to lights 85 - ground My idea goes like this - generally the cab switch is off (N/O) and the lights are only generally triggered by the transmission switch. If the 86 on relay 1 is NOT energized the power from 30 (#1) goes through 87a (#1) and heads to 30 (#2) and stops and is available for user input from cab switch. If 86 (#1) is energized (Closed) then the power 30 (#1) runs through 87 (#1) and powers the lamps. If the cab switch (relay 2) is used when the truck is in reverse it wouldn't matter because it is already energized but should the transmission go back to neutral (open switch) then the power would be as explained above and now go from 30 (#2) and travel through 87 (#2) and power the lamps. So, is that the right idea? Please let me know if I'm on to something as this is all a bit too confusing for me. - |
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sorry, oem rev lamps as well as aux tail lamps. want them to either all 4 come on with switch or with stick shift. -
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you are on the right track i will try and draw up a diagram today some time and make sure it will work but it all sounds good about the way i have mine done -
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I have a sketch just no way currently of getting up on line. -
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I've got a bosch relay guide that I picked up from somewhere. It's too big to attach to the message, but I might be able to e-mail it to you. It's 3.5MB. It's a real good guide, lots of nifty ideas as well. -
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Done sir. If you don't get it let me know.
Thanks, Andy - |
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Got it. I looked at it and can't find an example of what I'm trying to do. I will need to look closer I think.
thanks again. - |
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Yeah, there may or may not be an example of exactly what you're after, but there are some really good examples and informaiton in there. -
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It's a great little book but I'm just not smart enough to figure it out on my own... I need an example of something similar. Thanks for the help though. -
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haha. I understand. If I can figure out any way to help, I'll do it. I'm no relay expert myself, but there is certainly a way. -
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I mean I can do it, and I understand the basics, well probably more than the basics. It's just when you start talking about cathodes and diodes and such - I mean, woooow, slow down there tex, if you know what I mean.
Anyway, I will keep digging and I'm sure something will happen. - |
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ya it sucks and most of the time its a trial and error learning process with this stuff -
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