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Date:         Thu, 19 Dec 2002 22:32:03 -0500
Reply-To:     Neil Wasbrikoff <wasbrikoff@NETSCAPE.NET>
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From:         Neil Wasbrikoff <wasbrikoff@NETSCAPE.NET>
Subject:      2nd battery relay question...
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Hi Volks,


I just replaced my OEM VW 2nd battery relay with one from Radio Shack. The cost was six dollars (as opposed to the $$$ the dealer wanted).


I removed my front seat, and carefully matched up the wires on my burnt relay, to the appropriate connections on my new one.


One thing I noticed. There is a center connector on my OEM relay, which my new Radio Shack relay does not have. There is a red wire under the seat, but it was not attached to my original relay.


Would anyone know what the center connector on an original relay is for? Do I need it (even tho mine was seeming not attached)? Replacing my relay was a piece of cake ... except now I have one left over wire, I am not sure what it's for.


any comments would be helpful.
Thanks,
Neil


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