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Well I finally got something done on my project. The way I workis I try to do or start at least one thing a day on my project car, but thepickings have been slim our weather turned cold quick, and the openings for new stuff are half done. Anyways this is a thankyou to Keith and John for helping me get the relay installed. Keith for tellingme do not forget the OD relay recess and John for suggest to pull a cone shapedscrew through the hole to create the recess. I would have been looking for thecorrect hammer and punch and most likely created collateral damage in theprocess. The picture of my driver showed me where the relay went. I was allworried about the location and would have probably mounted the relay to high ifI had not remembered that there were those little rubber deals pocking out ofthe battery box. I broke them off years ago banging around in there plus felt stupidabout it and wondered what the heck are those things doing there at the bottomof a battery box? I knew they were stock but thought WTF, which makes the oldsaying true –All knowledge belongs to the past—plus I have more hammers thananything else so I am good for gifts. Merry Christmas.
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TR2/3/3A od relay
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