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Re: code 36

Subject: Re: code 36
by istter1 on 2014/11/25 1:20:01

Both good information. When I have time I will look into the possible solution I have never thought of.




http://www.corvetteactioncenter.com/f ... relay-sockets-issues.html




The quick fix was to remove the socket and attach a female spade connector to each wire and slide them on to the proper relay blade individually. It has now been 4 months and over 20,000 miles with no issue. The only problem now is where do I get new sockets? I don't want to get ones from a salvage yard that are well on their way to developing this same issue - See more at: http://www.corvetteactioncenter.com/f ... html#sthash.dEo6CPep.dpuf

http://www.corvetteforum.com/forums/c ... urn-off-relay-issues.html



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