So, the cover for my maxifuse block is missing the label...
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...and I've been searching and looking around and I can't find squat! Blargh!
The car is a '95 SSE non-supercharged with the series II (obviously)
I need to know what relay is what. I need to replace the fan relay, but following the jungle of wires is hopeless and my label is gone, so if someone could post a pic of it or just tell me what the relays are (say, going from left to right or something) that would be totally super!
Thanks for any help!
The car is a '95 SSE non-supercharged with the series II (obviously)
I need to know what relay is what. I need to replace the fan relay, but following the jungle of wires is hopeless and my label is gone, so if someone could post a pic of it or just tell me what the relays are (say, going from left to right or something) that would be totally super!
Thanks for any help!
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I don't think the relays were labeled to begin with, just the fuses. Now that I mention that, check the fuses. One blew on my wifes old 93 SE before. I don't know which is which, but if you get a new relay, you can just swap it in to one spot. If that doesn't do it, swap the one you pulled out into the next spot... and so on. Start on the driver side, I think.
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