Reply to "Thunder Ranch build thread"

Gordon NicholsMassachusetts 1993 CMC Supporting Member

I used a couple of those fused relay sockets. Mine use an automotive tab-style fuse on one side Of the relay and you can physically clip multiple relays together. Got em from NAPA back when I installed the external cooler/fan and my O2 sensor, but Amazon has lots of them.

Still, I think you found the problem and have already addressed the solution so I doubt that you’ll need that.
But’cha nevah know......

Ed, make sure that the little tab sticking out on the fast-on tab is clicking into the connector housing to prevent it from being pushed out by the insertion of the relay. That ‘s a problem that’s bitten me more than a few times. Looks like your connector housing is distorted from the heat so the lock-in tab might not be catching.

9/24/206:49 PM

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