Relays or relay units are like breakers that you would have in your home to protect your electrical sytem. They are also used as switches to transfer power from the energy source in your vehicle to the component that needs to perform it's task, simply put, when you turn the key switch in your car a multitude of relays switch on to connect power to your ignition, fuel pump and many accessories. If your fuel pump relay goes bad, no fuel is delivered to the engine, vehicle doesn't go
The relay on a 1981 Dodge 2.2 L is located in the battery unit.
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The flasher relay unit can be found beneath the drivers side dashboard. The flasher relay unit will be above the accelerator pedal.
The flasher unit relay location on a 1997 VT Commodore is under the steering column. The door has to be opened to reach the relay.
You can find the flasher unit relay switch beneath the drivers side dashboard. The flasher unit relay switch will be above the brake pedal.
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If you're talking about a fuel pump, then yes, a failed fuel pump or fuel pump relay will keep a fuel-injected car from running.
I can get basic relays for 2 for $5 at my local junk shop Some specialised relays can cost over $100
There's a device on the market called a flash r relay unit, only certain cars it will work on. Would tell you the web address but havin trouble remember it. Hope thus helps
A fuel pump relay switch can cause your car to stall after starting. A malfunctioning fuel pump relay switch can cause your car to not start at all.
The glow plug relay unit is attached to the battery housing on the 405
the horn does not have a relay on your car, does have a fuse inside the car, d.s dash