Thanks. I will update with the measured amount when I can. If it ia what you are saying then hopefully I can get a mew relay together like you suggested.
Thanks. I will be able to measure it once I am back with the equipment. I am away until August 12th unfortunately. But when I am, I will update it on the thread. Thanks again to everyone for the continued help.
Hello. I wont be able to get the full type number of the sensor for about 3 weeks as it is on our machine at another spot in the country. As for the relay I am using it is this one attached. I think I am starting to see what you are saying. Thanks for the help.
Okay. I'm not too sure what that exactly means but I think I get it. Could the chattering in any way he caused by the different sizes of wire? It's all fed right into the relay, the ground, + , and switched + to the ignition are 12 Ga and the switch feed from the sensor is 22 ga
Hello Everyone. Thanks to all who replied with helpful comments and solutions. I just wanted to update that work has been busy and we had to move off of getting this problem fixed but in my spare time I managed to find out that the sensor does not send a constant feed and is causing the relay to...
Hello. I am pretty much open to anything before the mid nineties. My daily is a 92 dodge Diesel pickup that's had lots of work done, I am currently working on a 74 dodge dart, and on the back burner is a 57 International Harvester pickup I am turning into a drag truck. I also do lots of extra...
Sorry I may have worded it wrong before, there is no actual kill switch. The relay acts as the kill switch. The ignitions power flows through it so if it ever switches off then the whole engine control unit goes dead and it shuts down fuel as well. I have tested the function of the relay and...
The battery and alternator grounds are the typical battery connection sizes, 4awg or 6awg, the relay and sensor grounds are 12awg, and 20awg respectively as those are the wire sizes of the connectors
It is grounded to a point on the frame of the unit. When it senses the water it closes a circuit with the power feed to send power down the switch wire. I think it is designed to be used in a system controller but the dealer said people have used it to operate a relay.
Okay thanks. I will check with the sensor manufacturers and see if it is constant or not to double check. If it isn't, is there anything that can be done or a different style relay to use?
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