[bibby]

so i have got 3 relays, 1 for my thermo fan, 1 for my light bar and 1 for my falcon alternator i also have a spare one ready for anything else down the line i also have a little fuse box and i have decided i want to make the wiring neat instead of inline fuses and relays just everywhere so has anyone got photos of how theres is set up? just to give me an idea, thanks alot

Regards
Sam

[mnemonix]

Don't have an install pick handy, but I use these relay sockets.

They clip together and can be bolted to the firewall etc to keep things nice and neat.

Use a Narva fused relay to make things even simpler.

[whincup]

dont have photos right now, however I used these:
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Relay-Base-S ... 417b85ad81

i have 6 relays, and i mounted them between the battery and the airbox. add a bit of split tube conduit to the wires and it looks fairly neat

edit: too slow

[bibby]

yeah was more wondering where i should mount them and just ideas guys but thanks heaps

[pezz]

Neat...ish

could be better

[Harry_]

Hey mate, I've got mine mounted on the front plate of my second battery tray.



Photo doesn't do it much justice, but I think it looks pretty neat.

[ninjamoses]

One of royce's looms - uses the same relays mnemonix mentioned above and have it bolted to the firewall with the help of a few nutserts

[atari4x4]

my old set up viewtopic.php?f=14&t=6610&hilit=aux+power

soldering/wiring tech here viewtopic.php?f=17&t=15301

[fordem]

mnemonix wrote:

Use a Narva fused relay to make things even simpler.

I suggest you not mount those where they can get wet.

[zoukshin]

Mounted mine on a plate close to the battery