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ONLY one question:
Acording to the written by Texas and with the diagram from BlueMule, I thought was the same , BUT are exactly the opposite ; Im confussed now: it can be done in either way, it doesnt matter, or what is the correct?
85 - 86 is the relay coil.
30 - 87 is the relay contacts.
ah, OK, thank you very much.
BTW, searching in the web, I found the module to use when you install a Third brake light. Here are the links, and one of my brake light.
UPDATE:
Well this weekend I put the relay and the third brake light worked fine. But after looking at the wire from the third brake light, I found that the wire had a little exposed part of the cooper material in the part between the camper shell and the tail door, so, now I understand why the third brake light shorted and blew the #13 fuse in the dash.
Now, my question is: do I let the relay there (with more connections, with the possibilty to fail)? or I reconnect the third brake light wire to the wire I found that comes on with the brake (only one direct connection)?
UPDATE:
Well this weekend I put the relay and the third brake light worked fine. But after looking at the wire from the third brake light, I found that the wire had a little exposed part of the cooper material in the part between the camper shell and the tail door, so, now I understand why the third brake light shorted and blew the #13 fuse in the dash.
Now, my question is: do I let the relay there (with more connections, with the possibilty to fail)? or I reconnect the third brake light wire to the wire I found that comes on with the brake (only one direct connection)?
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