Complete Rewire Project
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Indycars
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I did find this relay panel by Hella. They are made in 4 and 7 relay varieties. The feet come off if they are not needed.
4 Relays - $31.64 Shipped
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000VUEDXY...TF8&colid=2YFIUJ8JWFA6F&coliid=I1YWWIVTBPZQYO
7 Relays - $37.31 Shipped
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000VU9D3O...TF8&colid=2YFIUJ8JWFA6F&coliid=I1NPUPWVF5O31S
4 Relays - $31.64 Shipped
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000VUEDXY...TF8&colid=2YFIUJ8JWFA6F&coliid=I1YWWIVTBPZQYO
7 Relays - $37.31 Shipped
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000VU9D3O...TF8&colid=2YFIUJ8JWFA6F&coliid=I1NPUPWVF5O31S
Indycars
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Nice find you guys, looks like they use the same Omron rely, but I can't tell if it's rated at 30A in a 12 volt circuit. I see 30A at 250VAC and 20A at 28VDC
Omron is discontinuing the G8P series relay on April 30, 2015
Click on Documents tab.
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Omron-Electronics/G8P-1A4P-DC12/?qs=Rh%2baoYk36r7RCFqGn7h4TA==
You can download the PDF file with specs below:
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&ved=0CDIQFjAA&url=http://www.omron.com/ecb/products/pdf/en-g8p.pdf&ei=2xf_VM_6O82oyAT_5oDICA&usg=AFQjCNG2KXJsPAgyYQPzjYeBgGnn9_-PHg&sig2=PKmzbSOGBSP6CZcxSWZVlw&bvm=bv.87611401,d.aWw
Omron is discontinuing the G8P series relay on April 30, 2015
Click on Documents tab.
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Omron-Electronics/G8P-1A4P-DC12/?qs=Rh%2baoYk36r7RCFqGn7h4TA==
You can download the PDF file with specs below:
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&ved=0CDIQFjAA&url=http://www.omron.com/ecb/products/pdf/en-g8p.pdf&ei=2xf_VM_6O82oyAT_5oDICA&usg=AFQjCNG2KXJsPAgyYQPzjYeBgGnn9_-PHg&sig2=PKmzbSOGBSP6CZcxSWZVlw&bvm=bv.87611401,d.aWw
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old round fart
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Jegs has 4- 30 amp relays on a circuit board. Used them on my dragster but that was several years.
Indycars
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Hey...... when was this vote taken, no one told me about it!!! hehehe
Sssshhhhhh .........Quite everyone, don't tell Indy about the vote!
Indycars
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We will find out soon, I ordered 3 modules, figured I better have one backup. I ordered the 4 channel since it was cheaper and may provide more versatility when I comes to mounting and running wires. The 8 channel was $72 and 3 of the 4 channels(12 channels) were $83.
The board below is 120mm x 72.5mm
The board below is 120mm x 72.5mm
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Indycars
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Here is my next drawing. One more to go and it's for the AQ-1 data logger. Most likely it will be like my instrument drawing that no one had experience with.
Comments???
I see where I got pins 1 & 4 reversed on the fan controller, which I will change along with any comments on the next version.
Comments???
I see where I got pins 1 & 4 reversed on the fan controller, which I will change along with any comments on the next version.
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I'm clueless on the 200-4R. I've read what I can on the internet, and it appears that it has a lockup converter controlled by engine vacuum. It will lock up in 4th gear if the vacuum is low enough. I've seen several wiring schemes. Some include a brake switch to unlock the converter when you hit the brakes. And the 200-4R has a TV cable that apparently needs careful adjustment. Indy, I'm guessing you know how to use this tranny. The rest of the wiring looks fine to me.
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Indycars
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Yesterday I circled the car for a few hours, and finally got the courage to strip
out almost all the wiring. I left one wire in the frame on each side to pull the new
wire in with.
Before pulling any wire I needed an organized way to obtain length of each new
wire, hence the reason the build a wire dispenser. Got some ideas from Google
images and went to Lowes. Looked at the PVC and then went down to the storage
containers. I bought one 100 qt clear storage container and three 3/4" x 48"
dowel rods.
Drilled three, 3/4" holes in each end of the container with a hole saw, worked
good. The rods are tight and won't walk around while I'm pulling new wire. Then
I drilled twenty-seven, 1/4" holes for the wire to come out the long side. Lowes
doesn't show the 99 quart model, but it looks the same as this 66 quart model.
http://www.lowes.com/pd_336492-62860-71 ... 41164&Ntt=
Total cost was $30.
out almost all the wiring. I left one wire in the frame on each side to pull the new
wire in with.
Before pulling any wire I needed an organized way to obtain length of each new
wire, hence the reason the build a wire dispenser. Got some ideas from Google
images and went to Lowes. Looked at the PVC and then went down to the storage
containers. I bought one 100 qt clear storage container and three 3/4" x 48"
dowel rods.
Drilled three, 3/4" holes in each end of the container with a hole saw, worked
good. The rods are tight and won't walk around while I'm pulling new wire. Then
I drilled twenty-seven, 1/4" holes for the wire to come out the long side. Lowes
doesn't show the 99 quart model, but it looks the same as this 66 quart model.
http://www.lowes.com/pd_336492-62860-71 ... 41164&Ntt=
Total cost was $30.
Indycars
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I've been holding off ordering more wire and terminals from DelCity.com, because
they sometimes send me an email with 15% off. But I was out of time and decided
to go ahead with my order. When I got the website, EVERYTHING was 20% off ......
I must be living right!!!
I ordered four more 100 foot reels of 16 AWG, this will give me all seven possible
colors in both 16 and 14 AWG. I also got some terminals and shrink tubing etc.
they sometimes send me an email with 15% off. But I was out of time and decided
to go ahead with my order. When I got the website, EVERYTHING was 20% off ......
I must be living right!!!
I ordered four more 100 foot reels of 16 AWG, this will give me all seven possible
colors in both 16 and 14 AWG. I also got some terminals and shrink tubing etc.
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