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Part Number: SIRY392
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Part Number: SIRY342
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Part Number: SIRY689
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Q:what is the pin sequence?
richard S.
A:BEST ANSWERHi Richard, thanks for initiating contact. The pin sequence for this relay is as follows:
Pin 1: 12V Power: This terminal connects to the positive battery terminal and provides power to the relay.
Pin 2: Starter Solenoid: This terminal connects to the starter solenoid and controls the starter motor.
Pin 3: Starter Return: This terminal connects to the starter motor and returns the power to the battery.
Pin 4: Control Input: This terminal connects to the ignition switch or other control module and receives the control signal to activate the starter motor.
This relay is designed to handle 15 amps and is suitable for various applications, including starter systems, cruise control, and other electrical systems.
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