That does suck.... But hey relays dont go near as often as fuses do so at least thats good. I've been dealin w/ mobile electronics (mainly audio/video/security,etc) for a lil over two years as a job now and security is where ya have to use it most of the time on alarms and stuff. I have only seen one bad relay the whole time and it was straight out of the package, so hopefully there wont be any defaulty ones. Good eye man.
UnderHood fuse Block - ANNOYING TECHNOLOGIES
Hey All
Was helping a buddy attempt to hook up an HID kit into his Cobalt.
Discovered an interesting little annoyance
The following relays ARE NOT REPLACEABLE AND ARE "BUILT-IN" to the underhood fuseblock.
Trunk release relay
Horn relay
Low beam relay
High beam relay
Fog light relay
Park lamp relay
* If any of these relays fail, it will be necessary to replace the ENTIRE fuse block!! Just though I'd give everyone a heads up, in case you ever went a looking for these relays.
WopOnTour
Was helping a buddy attempt to hook up an HID kit into his Cobalt.
Discovered an interesting little annoyance
The following relays ARE NOT REPLACEABLE AND ARE "BUILT-IN" to the underhood fuseblock.
Trunk release relay
Horn relay
Low beam relay
High beam relay
Fog light relay
Park lamp relay
* If any of these relays fail, it will be necessary to replace the ENTIRE fuse block!! Just though I'd give everyone a heads up, in case you ever went a looking for these relays.
WopOnTour
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