DuncanS
Active Member
Hi All
So currently been wiring up the second battery and my aux fusebox no.2. This one has got seven relays in it, which I bought brand new as opposed to two which I already had which went into the front fusebox.
Here's the dilemma. I have wired up the relay holders exactly as normal, however when using these new relays (Nagares RLPS/4-12D) it blows the fuse in the signal side. When using a relay identical to the ones I have currently in the front box, it works absolutely fine. Im just wondering if its something to do with the fact that these new Nagares relays have a diode in the switching side, although surely if it was wired backwards it wouldnt blow the fuse?
Any ideas?
So currently been wiring up the second battery and my aux fusebox no.2. This one has got seven relays in it, which I bought brand new as opposed to two which I already had which went into the front fusebox.
Here's the dilemma. I have wired up the relay holders exactly as normal, however when using these new relays (Nagares RLPS/4-12D) it blows the fuse in the signal side. When using a relay identical to the ones I have currently in the front box, it works absolutely fine. Im just wondering if its something to do with the fact that these new Nagares relays have a diode in the switching side, although surely if it was wired backwards it wouldnt blow the fuse?
Any ideas?