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Seeking a float switch source for low coolant circuits

posted by  rstarkie on  Tue Mar 5 15:59 CST 2024
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Thank you, Art. I called my local auto supply (not one of the nationally franchised chains). I explained what I was looking for. They were unable to help me because I didn't have a "number" or application for them to reference.

I wonder if that large bag of relays I have from parting out old Volvos would have a usable form B or C relay? Is any cube relay with five pins going to work after I find the normally open and normally closed pins?

Randy
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Any twenty minute job is just a broken bolt away from a three day ordeal






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