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Just pull the old relay out and install the new.
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I see this does not fit other vehicles but this works fine in mine
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Fix listing to show it fits the 2004 Dodge Durango Rear A/C.
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Not the right product. Didn't do my homework properly. [...]
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Exactly OEM fit
Working very well right at the first time
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This is not the right relay for the courtesy lamps on Jeep Grand Cherokee. Mines a 96 4.0 btw. I think this part is highlt miscategorized.
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This is NOT the proper starter relay as suggested for the 95-99 turbo eclipses. I'm not sure about the 420A motors.
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This was indicated as the Starter Relay for a 2000 Mitsubishi Galant. It is not the correct part. To AAP's credit, both AllData and the Relay Cover reference the spot that this would plug in to as requiring, so it's not a "mistake" on AAP's part. Just confirm that your vehicle uses this exact part before ordering.
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where is blower realy at on 2005 dodge durango1 answer
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The blower relay on your 2005 dodge Durango should be located under the passenger side glove box, it is in the heater box beside the heater motor.Q:
I need to replace the relay switch on my 2001 ford Excursion? But where would it be?1 answer
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The built-in anti-theft system in your 2001 ford Excursion is the notorious Pass lock system. It uses a magnetic sensor on the ignition cylinder to present a precision resistance based on the key profile to the Body Control Module.Anti-theft system is controlled by Electronic Timer Alarm Control System. The ETACS Control Unit (ECU) is located in front of shifter, under console.Q:
I have a 1998 Grand Caravan with a 3.8 liter V6. Lately it'll just decide not to start. Actually, it'll start and then cut off about two seconds after it starts. I noticed that before this happens when the ignition is in the ON position the fuel gauge doesn't move. I can hear the fuel pump engage when the key is ON but the engine will cut off time after time until finally it doesn't do anything at all. If I turn the key OFF and wait an hour or so, I'll turn the ignition to the ON position and the gauge will move and the engine will start and stay running until the next time it decides to act up. Could this problem be with the fuel pump relay or is it a fuel pump problem itself - or something else altogether? Thanks.1 answer
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It could be a number of things causing this. Unfortunately we are unable to diagnose what is wrong with your vehicle without being able to be there with your vehicle. We highly recommend taking your vehicle to a reputable shop to have them take a look at it to determine the cause.Q:
where is this relay located on my 2003 ford winstar1 answer
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The starter relay is located in the 12 volt ignition wiring harness going to the starter.Q:
Have a 99 Crown Vic Police Interceptor. Brake lights stopped working. Replaced all rear blubs, brake light switch above brake pedal, turn signal (multi-function switch stalk on steering column), and looked at all fuses. After replacing and doing all that, still no rear brakes. Now wondering if it could be a relay switch of some kind... Do Crown Vics from 1999 have relay switch for brakes or is it integrated into the Lighting Control Module.. Thanks for your help!1 answer
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Yes, Crown Victorias from 1999 do have relay switch for brakes. I would suggest taking your vehicle to a certified mechanic for a proper diagnosis before buying and having parts installed that may not (solve/be) the problem.Q:
would this cause not to crank when eng heats up?1 answer
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Yes, it helps in no crank with high engine temperatures.Q:
were is this relay located at on ford focus1 answer
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The relay should be located under hood fuse box that is controlled by the pcm which knows when to crank from the ignition switch. The pcm also gets a signal from the BCM for theft deterrent.Q:
where is this relay located in a 2000 dodge caravan?1 answer
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It should be located on the fuse box next to the battery or on the fuse box under the driver side of the dash.Q:
WILL THIS PART FIT MY 2002 SAAB THAT IS IN LIMP MODE1 answer
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This will fit for Saab 9-3 (04-99) and Saab 9-5 (07-99).Q:
where is this horn relay located on my 1997 lincoln town car1 answer
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The horn relay is located in the engine compartment fuse panel, there are 3 relays and it is the one closest to the corner of the fuse box.
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