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[rodandtom]

Hi,

 

What does the bracket look like to mount this relay and where does it bolt on to please?

 

Ta

 

Rod

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[KernowCooper]

The bracket for relays is a dogleg bracket and they fit in a slot in the yellow case as per the picture below,if your relay has no slot its designed for push in fitment in a fusebox, you can also get a 4 terminal where the bracket is part of the casing. Location wise if you raise yours vertical on the wiring back against the inner wing thats roughly the position

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Edited by KernowCooper, 28 October 2015 - 07:52 PM.

[rodandtom]

Hi

 

sorry I wasn't clear. I know how it physically mounts on a bracket. I was wondering what bracket others use and where do they put it on the inner wing.

 

Thanks,

 

Rod

[adam_93rio]

Mine has the factory bracket on there. I'm sure there's a captive thread that it bolts to

[johnR]

I think mine had a plastic captive nut - I re-made the bracket into a double one and mounted the spotlamp relay there as well to keep it company.
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[WiredbyWilson]

Or you can tape it back to the original loom - it wont hurt at all.

 

Failing that I can send you either a plastic mount to use and you will have to remove the terminals from the current plug and fit them in the housing, or I can send you a dog leg metal mount if your relay has the slot as mentioned above.

 

David

[rodandtom]

I may well already have the bracket. I just wanted a photo of what it looked like and where it was mounted if anyone can oblige.

 

Ta

 

Rod

[johnR]

If you open the link on my previous post above(sorry I cant seem to display the pictures) you'll see the photo you're asking for
JohnR