replacing PDB relay mount
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replacing PDB relay mount
Attempted to repair malfunctioning horn.
Cleaned contacts at the steering wheel. Upon pressing the horn pad there is a clicking sound which is emanating from the horn relay though no horn sounds.
Noticed a burn under the blower relay and surmise that too many amps burned the wire from the horn relay to the horn. blower is fully functional although i would like to repair the relay mount since that is burned also. don't want to be stuck on a winter day and have no defrost.
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how does one replace the relay mount? any pitfalls or advice? a search revealed that there might be screws on the rear of the PDB that allow access to the wiring below. did not see any.
Cleaned contacts at the steering wheel. Upon pressing the horn pad there is a clicking sound which is emanating from the horn relay though no horn sounds.
Noticed a burn under the blower relay and surmise that too many amps burned the wire from the horn relay to the horn. blower is fully functional although i would like to repair the relay mount since that is burned also. don't want to be stuck on a winter day and have no defrost.
so...
how does one replace the relay mount? any pitfalls or advice? a search revealed that there might be screws on the rear of the PDB that allow access to the wiring below. did not see any.
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I have never taken one of those off before. Can you even get a new one if you do get it off? If you can't find a new relay base, the only thing I can think to do is buy the universal sockets with pigtails and wire them in.
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