Ground-switched Relay Setup for Toyota
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Re: Need negative switched relay schematic for older Toyota
YES! That's the one I had in mind, and I was able to use this image to find the same image on one of my drives, along with notes:
R1: resistor 2W 8Ω
D1 & D2: silicon diode, ≥2A with ≥50V max inverse current rating
YES! That's the one I had in mind, and I was able to use this image to find the same image on one of my drives, along with notes:
R1: resistor 2W 8Ω
D1 & D2: silicon diode, ≥2A with ≥50V max inverse current rating
Alaric Darconville
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Re: Need negative switched relay schematic for older Toyota
This is Sticky-of-the-Month worthy.
Toyotas use a modified ground-switched headlamp system such that adding relays *and* keeping the high beam warning light working correctly isn't very easy. The above diagram and -Virgil-'s notes should make this a lot easier to do correctly.
This is Sticky-of-the-Month worthy.
Toyotas use a modified ground-switched headlamp system such that adding relays *and* keeping the high beam warning light working correctly isn't very easy. The above diagram and -Virgil-'s notes should make this a lot easier to do correctly.
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