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Seeking a float switch source for low coolant circuits

posted by  rstarkie on  Tue Mar 5 16:29 CST 2024
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I came up with a Bosch 12V 30A part#0 332 014 151 I may be able to come up with a proper connector as well.

Pins are identified as 30 85, 86 and two 87's (no 87A designation). I guess I can do a test setup to determine that the middle 87 is in fact the 87A (normally closed)?

You say the coil is "across terminals 85 and 86". What exactly does that mean?

Randy

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






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