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Date:         Tue,  7 Jan 1997 11:47:47 -0500
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From:         "David Ruppe" <rupped@psi.com>
Subject:      Re: Connecting  a 2nd battery & fridge questions

hi volks-

I mostly lurk and appreciate all the great advise I've received here. While making the connections for the second battery in my '88 Westfalia and reading in Bentley, I conclude I am either reading the wiring diagram incorrectly, or someone else is. From my reading of the diagram, terminal 87 is switched and 30 is direct to the + post on the main battery. This is definitely not what I have seen here and in the Ron's faq. While I don't have my Bentley at work, could someone look at this and tell me who is right?

TIA

david

> Harold, > With the original setup, before the aux battery was installed, the > fridge was connected to the switched post(30) of the relay while the > water pump and control panel were connected to the unswitched post (87) > of the relay. The result was that the fridge only received 12v when > the engine was running while the control panel and water pump had 12v > all of the time (the control panel read the status of the primary > battery). > SNIP


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