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Old 12-09-2013, 11:14 AM
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I putting a snow blower on my gtx2100 and the instructions tell me to install the relay under the hood away from the elements, what the "brain surgeons" don't tell me is where, any suggestions would be appreciated.thanks
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Old 12-09-2013, 11:25 AM
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putting on snow blower on gtx2100, the "brain surgeons" who wrote the instructions tell me to install the relay under the hood out of the elements but they do not say where, does snyone have any suggestions. clueless here, thanks for any advice
I guess you open the hood find a place that is dry and have at it.
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was hoping someone had a spot that worked best for them
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Old 12-09-2013, 11:48 AM
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I'm sure someone will chime in. Do you have a pic of what your working with?
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I think I would look at one of those plastic water proof electrical junction boxes that you can pick up at Home Cheapo and try to fit it behind the battery under the dash. What is the relay for anyway?
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I think I would look at one of those plastic water proof electrical junction boxes that you can pick up at Home Cheapo and try to fit it behind the battery under the dash. What is the relay for anyway?
You could resort to the handy man's secret weapon--duct tape (waterproof)!!! Just stick some of that on it and stick it to the side or anywhere you need to!

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