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Old 10-02-2016, 08:18 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by cotbu View Post
If you're adding a new circuit, be it for convenience, or just getting rid of the old wiring. You should incorporate relays and fuses. Track only well that's different. All 12v sources get a fuse, you don't need a relay to trigger 12v to 12v but If this was a push button start option, I would use a koeo 5v (lower than battery) source to allow triggering of the starter.
I read numerous people bypassing this relay and not replacing it because it notoriouslly goes bad,Then another person said the solenoid acts like a relay in a sense so with so many people bypassing and not replacing I'm not sure if I need it?For instance take headlights as example with headlights the switch sees constant voltage as long as the lights are on so a relay is needed or the switch will burn up but with the starter its just a few seconds of load and I think this is why they don't add a relay?
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