went to get a new one but the bloke only had a 20/30a one, again with a diode
can i use this
and dont ask me which one it is cause i aint got a fuckin clue
ho hum
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charlie
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a quicky
was checking the some relays on the xm and fount one a peg that had rusted through, 35a with a diode
went to get a new one but the bloke only had a 20/30a one, again with a diode
can i use this
and dont ask me which one it is cause i aint got a fuckin clue
ho hum
went to get a new one but the bloke only had a 20/30a one, again with a diode
can i use this
and dont ask me which one it is cause i aint got a fuckin clue
ho hum
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docchevron132
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It'll be rated at 35A for a reason so no, I wouldn't use a 30Amp relay.
It may work in the short term, but longterm it wont.
It may work in the short term, but longterm it wont.
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1990 BX 16V It's got big hairy bollocks
1971 BL 350FG ambulance
1993 Dennis Lance 132 It's got mahooosive hairy bollocks!
Euthenasia, because enough's enough already.