1) Neg wire of fridge earthed to chassis
2) Pos wire of fridge to relay 87
3) Wire from relay 30 to alternator terminal B+
Do I now need to connect this new relay to the existing one
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ake wrote:yes so that the new relay will come on after the first one comes on. On the new relay connect terminal 85 to earth and terminal 86 to terminal 87 on the existing relay, hope this helps


welshrussell wrote:ake wrote:yes so that the new relay will come on after the first one comes on. On the new relay connect terminal 85 to earth and terminal 86 to terminal 87 on the existing relay, hope this helps
Superb - I think I've finally got it![]()
My final question is.....
Will it be ok just to twist together and then crimp a spade connector to the new terminal 86 wire and the existing terminal 87 wire (old relay)Yes that will be okay but put a small fuse inline 5 amp max
If so, that's me ready to go done to Maplins for a relay and some wire.
Any suggestions on the most appropriate gauge of wire would be very helpfulFor the switch sides of the relay you only need about 0.75mm2 for the load side I would recon about 3 mm2 (not sure what that is in awg)Just make sure that it rated to the same number of amps as the fridge
Thanks Ake for your help





BigNeil wrote:ake you should just pop down and help russell he amkes tea and coffee i bet and young marc may get a biscuit
ake wrote:BigNeil wrote:ake you should just pop down and help russell he amkes tea and coffee i bet and young marc may get a biscuit


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