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Relay part #?
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Looks like a standard 5 pin automotive relay (hard to see from the photo).
What do the pins look luike ?
What vehicle is it off ?
Where does it normally reside and what does it do ?
What do the pins look luike ?
What vehicle is it off ?
Where does it normally reside and what does it do ?
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It's deffo a 5pin, 86, 87, 87a, 85, 30/5 (can't read might even be 30/51). Just the casual 200 or 300tdi fuse box in the interior, 5x relays.
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I'm after the oem part num btw to see if I can source the oem ones for another project
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I believe it is YWB500210
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cheers, any idea for what period they did the silver metal relays for?
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No sorry.
It was probably what was available.
I fitted some of the clear ones with an LED in my car, just so I could see what they were doing.
It was probably what was available.
I fitted some of the clear ones with an LED in my car, just so I could see what they were doing.
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Classic Range Rover & landrover upto about 1988. Then went for the green yellow ones
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