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wiring M41 140-160 1968

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posted by  matt b on  Sat Sep 8 03:18 CST 2007
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In regards to the discussion of perhaps not needing a relay... You need to ID what overdrive you have. A D-type overdrive requires use of a relay, a J-type (later) does not (I have no relay on my J-type). D or J type is identified on the tag on the OD. They have solenoids on different sides, but I forget which is which...

Or so I've heard...

Of course, if you are using a momentary switch (doesn't sound like you are), you would need a relay in there either way.

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