Is the starter relay ls1 supposed to always be hot??
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Is the starter relay ls1 supposed to always be hot?? Is the starter relay ls1 supposed to always be hot??
when I check mine after a vats bypass the test light is showing power at all times ....
do I need to wire in a toggle switch to cut power manually???
thanks
Rob
when I check mine after a vats bypass the test light is showing power at all times ....
do I need to wire in a toggle switch to cut power manually???
thanks
Rob
Which wire are you probing? Pretty well any relay that switches the "hot" source will have a hot wire at all times. Then when it gets the signal, it completes the circuit/switch and sends that hot source through.
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That makes perfect sense..... Is it possible that I may be getting to great a voltage and burning up these relays ..... replaced several .... ultimately I get another random stall and no start issues again.
what might be the proper voltage
thanks
Rob
what might be the proper voltage
thanks
Rob
