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Anyone use a MSD Solid State relay for relay block?

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Old 07-27-2022, 08:32 PM
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Default Anyone use a MSD Solid State relay for relay block?

I would have it setup to use:

MAIN power -- ignition trigger
Fuel Pump power -- ECU positive trigger (green wire)
FAN Low -- ECU negative trigger
FAN High -- ECU negative trigger

The downside with the MSD SSR is that you can not setup the relay coils to be ignition+ and a ECU ground as trigger (either positive or negative triggered - not both) so my concern is if the ECU pulls the fan relay signals to ground when off; or keeps them high/float.

It would really cleanup the wiring in my swap
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I have 2 and they work great.
cooling fan (pwm)
Trans cooler with fan (pwm)
2 fuel pumps
Horn relay
accessory circuit
transbrake
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Off GM ECU or an aftermarket?
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Originally Posted by v8monstermiata
Off GM ECU or an aftermarket?
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