These small Nippondenso relays are pretty much identical to Bosch 5 pin 85, 86, 30, 87, 87a same old same old 12VDC relays, except smaller.
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Nothing unusual about them other than being the size of a quarter
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Here are their ratings
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Here are the actual components, disregard the two blue modules and switches on the right, and note there are two EDIC modules shown, one open and the other sealed/connected to the harness.
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The wiring diagram......... where the wires disappear are for power and key inputs, start/cranking, drive/running and shut off.
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A bit more detail about how it all works
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Is there a simple and easy way? I'd like to be able to use the original connector and it's metal box, even the board if possible. I'm hoping the PB editing feature will work, I did rotate, save and replace the originals so they should be less painful to see.
I know if this isn't doable solid state, I'm going to have to make a brace of bosch relays as I am not going to suffer these tiny relays and their troublesome and drty 35 year old contacts that require being un-soldered just to access and clean them.
Thanks.
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Nothing unusual about them other than being the size of a quarter
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Here are their ratings
**broken link removed**
Here are the actual components, disregard the two blue modules and switches on the right, and note there are two EDIC modules shown, one open and the other sealed/connected to the harness.
**broken link removed**
The wiring diagram......... where the wires disappear are for power and key inputs, start/cranking, drive/running and shut off.
**broken link removed**
A bit more detail about how it all works
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Is there a simple and easy way? I'd like to be able to use the original connector and it's metal box, even the board if possible. I'm hoping the PB editing feature will work, I did rotate, save and replace the originals so they should be less painful to see.
I know if this isn't doable solid state, I'm going to have to make a brace of bosch relays as I am not going to suffer these tiny relays and their troublesome and drty 35 year old contacts that require being un-soldered just to access and clean them.
Thanks.